Sarah Carerra Chapter 22 Happy Birthday Aunt Judy
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Sarah Carerra Book 3 - Concerto in A-
By Megan Campbell
(Released: June 4, 2012)
Chapter 16 - Best. Birthday. Ever.
'Where are you?!!' the text message said. A large smile spread across my
face. Even though I knew I was going to miss most of Katy's birthday
party, it would be worthwhile.
'Stuck in traffic. On my way.' I texted back, as I followed Mason out the
front door of my house and down the walk to the waiting limo. Mason
opened the door for me and I slipped inside with my guitar case. He
closed the door and got into the front seat next to the driver.
'Hurry!' came the quick response as we were driving. It wasn't very far
to Aunt Judy's house. I knew Katy would be shocked and excited to see
Sarah, while I hoped that she wouldn't be upset that Megan wasn't there.
But there wasn't much I could do about that. Megan would make an
appearance later, but she was going to miss all of the "fun".
Dad was not happy with what I was going to do this evening, but he no
longer had any say in Sarah's affairs. I knew why he was worried. I knew
many of the girls who would be at Katy's party. I WAS invited to the
party as Megan, after all. It had been Tracy's idea to surprise Katy, but
I hadn't needed any convincing.
The party had already been going for a half hour by the time the limo
pulled up to the curb in front of my cousin's house. I did my best to
keep from drawing attention to myself as I exited the limo and started up
the walk to the front door. I wasn't entirely successful, though. There
were quite a few people outside staring at me as I walked, but Mason's
intimidating presence and his stern-looking face kept them from
approaching me. I was glad for that because I wanted to keep my presence
quiet until the door was opened. Aunt Judy was in on the surprise, and
she had told me that she would make sure that Katy answered the door.
Once we reached the front door I placed my guitar case on the ground,
pulled out Sparkle, then closed the case and handed it to Mason. Then I
knocked.
It seemed like an eternity before I heard noise on the other side. I
prepared immediately, but even then it was a few more seconds before the
door opened.
Katy's eyes opened wide immediately, and no sound came out of her mouth.
That silence was all I needed to start strumming my guitar while singing
'Happy Birthday' to her. The other girls heard me start singing and came
to the door to investigate. They had similar reactions to Katy as they
stood staring and listening behind her. But I focused most of my
attention on Katy. She'd had the chance to spend some time with Sarah
earlier this summer, so she hadn't immediately turned into a screaming
teen, but as I finished singing the other girls filled in the silence for
her.
"Happy birthday, Katy," I told her while shifting Sparkle into a position
that would let me give her a hug. After we embraced she finally seemed to
find her voice again.
"What are you doing here?" she asked excitedly. It was quite obvious that
this was the last thing that she expected to have happen on her birthday.
I smiled. "Tracy convinced me that you would like it if I showed up for a
little while this afternoon. Is that okay?"
"Of course!" she screamed back! "Come on in!"
I nodded and stepped into her house. The other girls were still going
crazy, and I gave them a wave as we spread out in the front room a bit.
As usual I didn't have much room around me as the girls crowded in, but
they left me more room than I normally got when I walked into a Star
Party, for instance.
"Hi everyone," I told the girls. "I'm Sarah."
There were some chuckles from the girls at my words. It was obvious that
they all knew who I was. Katy took the hint, however, and started
introducing each of her friends. I smiled and shook each of their hands.
Out of the corner of my eye I saw Aunt Judy watching the antics and
smiling the entire time. She knew who Sarah really was, and she seemed to
be enjoying the girls' reactions as much as I was.
"Unfortunately I can't stay for very long," I told them, causing a few of
the girls to frown. "But I thought I could sing you a few songs before I
go. Is that okay?"
The assent from around the room seemed to indicate that was a good plan.
People started scrambling for seats on the couches as I took a seat in
the soft chair near the door.
I spent the next 45 minutes serenading the girls with my songs. Each of
the girls got to choose a song and I was more than happy to oblige them.
I knew from the look on Katy's face that she had just become one of the
coolest friends that these girls knew. She was the only person who could
say she'd had Sarah Carerra perform at her birthday party.
But eventually I had to wind the fun down. I still wanted to come back to
the party as Megan, and if I spent too much time performing I wouldn't
get the chance. Fortunately, Katy in her excitement had forgotten that
Megan wasn't here, and I hoped it stayed that way.
"Let's get a picture," I stated as I placed Sparkle back into its case.
When I looked up all of the girls were starting to line up. I watched as
Mason pulled out a camera and Aunt Judy rushed to grab her own. Then I
joined the girls as they took a few pictures. Then I gave each of the
girls a hug. The mood in the room had changed as the realization that I
was leaving started to set in, but it was still high.
"Thank you, Sarah," Katy called as we headed for the front door. "You
made this the best birthday party ever."
"It was my pleasure, Katy," I replied. "And it was nice meeting all of
you," I added to the other girls. Mason opened the door for me and I
stepped out onto the front porch.
"Don't go!" I heard one of the girls say which broke most of us into
laughter. I knew that they didn't want me to leave, but it was time that
I did. However, there was one more thing that I had to do.
"I have a birthday present for you, Katy," I said, which caused her to
perk up immediately. "It's in the car, though. Follow me and I'll give it
to you."
"Okay," she said, smiling but also very curious. Nevertheless she
followed me down the walk toward the limo. The other girls were watching
from the door as I stepped into the limo and set Sparkle down in an out
of the way location as Katy climbed into the limo behind me.
"Shut the door," I told her. I wanted privacy for this. Katy pulled the
door shut and then slid across the seat until we were facing each other.
I had slipped into the middle of the limo and sat on the bench that faced
the back of the car.
Katy was looking around nervously as she tried to understand why I wanted
the car door closed. But instead of saying anything, I reached up and
started pulling pins out of the wig. I had waited a long time for this
moment, and I couldn't keep the smile off my face as I worked to free it
from my head. Katy kept looking at me in wonder. I knew she hadn't
realized what I was doing because she seemed to be confused.
"Remember what I wrote on your CD?" I asked her while continuing to pull
pins out.
"Yes," she replied with a smile. "'You're the best friend I never knew I
had'," she stated what I had written on the CD cover I had signed for
her.
"Do you believe that?" I asked her. She tilted her head to the side for a
moment as she tried to come up with an answer, but the look in her eyes
told me that she didn't believe me. Katy was puzzled. I had been very
friendly with her in the few times that we'd met in the past - unusually
friendly for someone whom she shouldn't know.
"I don't know," she finally answered.
"Well, it was true," I told her while reaching up and pulling the wig
from my head. I kept my eyes on hers. I was rewarded with an even larger
look of surprise than she had given me at the door earlier. She even
gasped this time. Then she was screaming in excitement, much like I would
expect from the screaming teen fans.
"Megan!" she yelled. "You're Sarah Carerra?!"
"Surprise!" I said happily and watched her slump back in her seat in
amazement. She didn't stay there long though, before she leaned forward
again.
"Why didn't you tell me?!" I laughed this time.
"I wanted to," I told her. "I wanted to tell you so many times. But
keeping this a secret is extremely important to me, and my dad didn't
want me to tell you. But your birthday seemed like a good time to let you
in on the truth."
She scrambled inside the car so she could wrap her arms around me in a
long hug.
"I can't believe that my cousin is Sarah Carerra!" she screamed into my
ear. But any pain I felt was drowned out with the happiness and
excitement that she was radiating. I hugged her back and we just held
each other for a while longer.
"I need to go change if Megan is going to make an appearance at your
party," I told her shortly after we had finally let go.
She nodded before speaking. "Okay," she said. "I guess I know why you
were late now."
I giggled along with her for a moment. Then she started scooting towards
the door.
"I'll be back in 15 minutes," I told her as she reached for the handle.
"Okay," she replied, the smile still plastered across her face. "And
thank you, Megan. I thought that Sarah had made this the best birthday
party ever. But you just topped that. Thank you."
"You're welcome, Katy," I told her. She nodded once more before opening
the door and climbing out.
She was giddily skipping toward her house as the limo started moving
away.
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It was closer to 20 minutes later that I pulled my car into Aunt Judy's
driveway. I felt, and looked, completely different as I walked up to the
front door this time; when the door opened, the girls didn't start
screaming. But Katy did. She screamed and launched herself at me before
wrapping me in another hug. She didn't say anything, but I knew that she
was still excited about what I had told her.
"You missed all of the fun!" she was still screaming as she let me go.
"Sarah Carerra was here!"
"What?" I asked back. "What was she doing here?"
"She came and sang us a few songs before leaving. I wish you could have
made it," she replied.
"I'm sorry I missed it," I added, though I couldn't keep from smiling.
We moved into the house to where the birthday party was still in full
swing. But the discussion quickly turned back to Sarah's visit and I was
rewarded with a secondhand version of the events that had happened
earlier in the evening. It was interesting to hear how the other girls at
the party remembered what had happened. They definitely had a skewed
memory about what I actually did. Apparently I had connected with each of
the girls, and many of them felt that Sarah Carerra was now their best
friend.
We were eating birthday cake when Jackie, one of Katy's friends, told me,
"Tonight was not a good night to be late. Now you'll never get to meet
Sarah!"
I swallowed the bite I had just taken before responding. "I don't know
about that," I told her slyly. "I've met Sarah a few times."
The girl's eyes went wide for a moment, and Katy burst into laughter. She
was laughing so hard that I was worried she would give something away.
When she finally calmed down enough she had to wipe tears from her eyes.
All of the girls were looking at her like she was nuts.
"Megan and Sarah have known each other since they were little," Katy
finally explained. "Megan, don't you even work with her?"
"Yes," I replied. "I'm one of her personal assistants."
"That is so cool!" one of the other girls screamed. "Can you get me a
job?"
This time it was my turn to laugh. I hadn't expected to have any
conversations like this when I came back, but Katy seemed to be having
fun so I let it continue.
"Probably not," I told the girl, which caused her to frown. "But maybe I
can get you guys tickets to a concert sometime or something."
All of the girls started screaming about that possibility! I just smiled
at them as the discussion then turned to how cool a night out at a Sarah
Carerra concert would be. I caught Katy's eye for a moment and she smiled
at me. Katy didn't seem to mind that I was dominating much of the
attention at her birthday party.
Eventually we settled down into a more normal party atmosphere. We played
a few games and laughed a lot together. Presents were opened and thanks
were expressed. When Katy thanked me for the signed poster of Sarah I
gave her she was quite appreciative, and I knew it wasn't just for the
poster.
By the time I returned home later that evening, I was exhausted by the
amount of energy it had taken; not only to perform for the girls but also
at how active and excited they were the rest of the night. Katy's party
had lasted a lot longer than any Star Party ever had. Even though Sarah
had left the party hours earlier, the energy had never fully died down.
Katy had become one of my best friends when my life had taken its abrupt
turn earlier this year. But tonight solidified our relationship into
something that we would have for the rest of our lives.
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The rest of the week was fairly dull, and the depression that had lifted
at Katy's party started to reappear as the days counted down to my last
concert of the tour. I knew that this wasn't going to be my last
performance, but not even the thought of performing at my school was
enough to lift my spirits. That concert would only be an addendum to the
tour, so it didn't give me the same feeling of anticipation.
The only thing that really kept me plodding forward during school was the
meeting we had scheduled for Thursday afternoon to talk about the
performance I would be giving at the VMAs in a little over a week. It was
awesome to be involved in the discussion to determine how we would be
performing 'You Can't Hurt Me'.
But it wasn't until Friday afternoon that I started to feel good again.
When I stepped on the plane for the flight to Seattle there was only one
thing on my mind:
I couldn't wait to finish my tour with a bang.
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Chapter 17 - Gorge Amphitheatre
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