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Sarah Carerra Book 3 - Concerto in A-
By Megan Campbell
Chapter 38 - Resolutions
I woke up late on Saturday morning. Mom had cancelled my appointment with
Mary because she knew how tired I would be after performing the previous
night. I expected that most of the people who performed had also slept in.
I spent most of the weekend recovering, and I really needed this
"downtime". I lounged around the house, watched some TV, and hung out with
Emily. It was great doing nothing!
School on Monday was somewhat bittersweet. We only had to attend on Monday
and Tuesday before we were off for the rest of the year. That was nice, but
I still wished they would have given us the extra two days off.
The only thing that made it worthwhile these two days was watching all of
the Chorus members showing off the items they had received in their gift
bags. That was quite fun to watch! Jealousy was rampant at the school!
Chief among them was George, who had been the only Chorus member to drop
out of performing the concert. I had told each of them at the beginning of
rehearsals that it would be worth their while to stick to it through the
performance, and he now knew he had made a huge mistake.
Surprisingly, the item that was garnering the most envy by the non-Chorus
students wasn't the tablet computer, the headphones, or even the expensive
spa package. Instead, the signed copies of the Christmas album seemed to be
the hottest item that had been in the gift bag. I was surprised that some
of the Chorus members had even brought their copies to school, but I
couldn't deny that it seemed to raise them on the social ladder.
I had hoped to spend time this week with Felix and the members of Lazy
Acres working on 'Remembered'. The band had finally agreed to work with me,
but Jake, the band's drummer, had left town for the holidays with his
family. We had agreed to meet and work on the song after the holidays were
over, but now I was antsy to complete the song.
The rest of the week was nice and stress-free. After all the work that had
been expended on the Christmas Concert, I was actually happy to take a
break from Sarah's life. Unlike my Thanksgiving break - when I craved doing
something as Sarah - the vacation was very nice. I did put on the wig
Wednesday night for an appearance at an event sponsored by the Christmas
Elves Foundation, but that was the only time.
On Christmas Eve, my family and I went to Uncle Alex's and Aunt Charlotte's
house. Tracy's parents didn't host many family gatherings at their home,
but it was always nice when they did. We exchanged gifts and played some
games before it was time to return home for the evening.
When we arrived back at my house I found myself on the couch in Sarah's
room with Ethan watching 'A Christmas Story'. The two of us always watched
it together on Christmas Eve, and it was nice that despite everything that
had happened this year, we kept our tradition.
The next morning was spent opening presents and spending time together as a
family. Christmas has always been a magical day to me, and this year was no
different. The presents had changed to match the new person I had become
this year, but the magic was still the same. I could care less what I
received, but the smiles on the faces of every member of my family as they
opened my gifts almost rivaled the way I felt when I prepared to step out
on stage.
The following week was almost nostalgic. I spent most of the time hanging
out with Emily and Ethan. We did all the things we hadn't had time for
recently. We went to the movies, shopped, and even ventured down to
Disneyland for a day. That had been a mistake because we weren't prepared
for the number of people who were there, but it was still fun.
When I woke up on New Year's Eve, I felt very surreal. This year had been
the most incredible year of my life and it was coming to a close. I would
always look back on it fondly, but things would be different now. Way
different. I was a girl, and the New Year would be the first full year
where I knew that fact about myself. It had only been slightly more than
six months since my life really started, yet so much had happened that it
felt like years had passed.
I continued to ponder on everything that had happened as the day unfolded.
I thought about the night when I met Scott for the first time while we were
at Johnny's party. I remembered how insistent Emily and Ethan were that I
should get up on stage. I remembered how afraid I was to do so. But that
one song had changed my life in more ways than I could count. Not only had
it put me on the fast track to becoming one of the most popular singers on
the charts right now, but it had been the catalyst that led to my decision
to get to know my true self for the first time in my life. For that I would
be forever grateful to my two friends.
We were having a party at my house tonight to celebrate the New Year. My
family and Emily's family would be there. Ethan was coming too, though his
family had opted to stay at home. We had a number of fun activities and
games planned to keep us occupied until the big moment, but the best part
of the evening would be having so many of the people I loved around me as
we started anew.
I spent much of the morning helping Mom to get ready. I baked a number of
cookies and other desserts, helped to set up tables and chairs in Sarah's
room, and even dusted all of the awards and pictures that were on display
in there. Dad had decided that Sarah's room, which was one of the bigger
rooms in the house, would be a great place for the party.
When everyone started to arrive I greeted them at the door and led them
down to the room. Emily's family, other than Anna, had never been in the
room and they were quite impressed with all of the awards and memorabilia
that decorated the room now.
"It would be nice to meet her one day," Julie, Emily's older sister, said
as she walked around the room. Julie was the only member of Emily's family
who didn't know the truth. I thought for sure that Emily, her mother, or
even Anna would have caved and told her the secret, but now I knew that had
never happened. I was amused and delighted, especially because Anna had
kept her promise.
"You already have," I replied, which caused Julie's pretty face to contort
in confusion.
"I don't understand," Julie said, causing her sisters to laugh.
"Megan IS Sarah Carerra," Emily said.
Julie obviously didn't believe her even though she saw the rest of her
family nodding their heads. Then her eyes widened in shock and her jaw
dropped open.
There would be more people coming later on who wouldn't know who I was, but
for now it was nice to not have the secret between us.
Of course, the first thing I had to do next was play some songs for her. I
was happy to do so, and she was thrilled to be included in the secret.
Then we began playing the games and snacking on the food that was available
for the party. New Year's Eve was always full of fun at my house. We always
had a party celebrating the New Year, and we always had a lot of fun with
whoever came. Most years, like this one, it was usually just Emily's family
who came. Other years we'd had extended family and even some of Dad's
clients here. But no matter who showed up we always made sure they had a
good time.
Around 8:00 my band, Sophie, and Holly arrived. I had invited them to join
us when I found out they didn't have any plans, and I was happy that they
had accepted. They fit right in immediately, and Julie was very happy to
meet the guys. Just about every young woman was when they met my band for
the first time.
Shortly after 9:00 the rest of the guests arrived separately. Julie's
boyfriend, Rob, was the first to show up. I worried that she would
accidently tell him my secret since she had so recently learned it herself,
but she kept mum about it. Besides, she was spending too much time keeping
Rob from seeing her staring at my band mates to worry about slipping up
anyway.
The second guy was Ronin. Emily and Ronin had been getting closer and
closer since the Autumn Ball, and it was hard not to think of them as
boyfriend and girlfriend at this point. I had gotten to know him more, and
I had to admit that they made a cute couple.
I half wondered if anyone else was going to have a "significant other" show
up, but I was unattached, Austin's latest fling was with her family, and
Anna was too young for a serious relationship. Ethan hadn't seemed to be
chasing anyone since his failed attempt to date Jane, and I was starting to
worry about him.
I looked over at Ethan who was sitting across from me at a card table that
had been set up. He was concentrating on the cards he had in his hand for
the latest game we were playing, but he looked up. I saw him smile, and I
felt my own lips spread as I turned my gaze back to my own hand. If nothing
else, he seemed to be having fun.
I played a card onto the pile, and then glanced around the room. Everyone
was smiling, and I felt so happy about having so many wonderful people in
my life. 'Remembered' was still bouncing around inside my head waiting for
its chance to be completed, but I could see the song in every single person
around the room.
My family meant so much to me. They were my foundation in life, and I
wouldn't be the person I was today without them. Emily and Ethan were part
of the same foundation. I could not imagine living without them, and I
hoped that day never came. My band had become my second family. They meant
just as much to me as the rest of the people in the room, and I wouldn't
have it any other way. Ronin was new in my life, but he made Emily smile
and that was all that mattered. Even Rob, whom I had not met before
tonight, was radiating what I had written the song about, and I was very
thankful he was here.
"Are you okay?" someone asked, and I turned to see Ethan looking at me,
concerned.
"Yes," I replied, smiling once more. "I am. I was just thinking about how
thankful I am for everybody in my life."
He smiled back, and I could tell he wanted to say something, but he didn't.
I opened my mouth to ask him what it was, but I was interrupted by the
scream of triumph that escaped Ronin.
"Yes!" he screamed while playing his last card onto the table. He sat back
with a smug look that caused all of us to laugh. I thought that I'd had a
chance to win this round, but seeing the satisfaction on his face made the
loss worthwhile.
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"Hurry, Megan!" Ethan called. "It's about to start!"
"I'm coming!" I yelled back and stood up from the table where I was
cleaning up one of the games and walked over to where he was perched on the
edge of the couch. I stood next to him and watched as the big ball in Times
Square started to drop.
"10," everyone around the room echoed what was being said on TV.
I knew that I would always look back fondly on this year. I knew that it
had been a vital turning point in my life.
"9," the countdown continued.
I knew that I couldn't have asked for a better year. Not only had I found
success as Sarah Carerra, but I had also found Megan in the process. I had
found who I truly was, and that was the best gift I could ever ask for.
"8," echoed around the room.
I leaned into Ethan. I was so glad that he was here. I thought I had lost
him this past summer, but he had proven to be a real friend. He was someone
whom I could always rely on.
"7," the chant continued.
This had been a wonderful year, but it was also only the beginning. There
was so much planned for Sarah in the future. I had so much to look forward
to.
"6," the gleeful call came from the party guests.
I couldn't wait to release a new album. I couldn't wait to go on tour once
again. I couldn't wait to travel the world sharing my music.
"5," the anticipation in the crowd grew.
But I had so much more to look forward to. Sarah was an important part of
my life. But Megan was even more important.
"4," tension started to build in the group as we readied ourselves.
I had only just begun to understand who I really was. I had poured my heart
and soul into Sarah and her career. And part of me had neglected Megan.
"3," everyone called out.
These last couple of weeks since the Christmas Concert had opened my eyes
to what I had been missing. With very few Sarah appointments, I had started
to discover Megan once more.
"2," the crowd yelled.
But I vowed here and now that one of my resolutions for the New Year would
be to spend more time as Megan. To give Megan the chance to shine. I knew
it would be hard, but it was something I had to do.
"1," we all started to rise, anticipating the moment.
Megan was the real me. She was the person who had been there my entire
life. Sarah was an integral part of her, but Megan was so much more.
"Happy New Year!" The screams echoed around the room. I cheered just as
loudly before looking around the room at all the smiles and happiness. Dad
was kissing Mom. Emily's parents were locked in an embrace. Even Julie was
tied up with her boyfriend. Ronin and Emily were standing close, almost
hugging.
And when I turned back to Ethan he was there. He was right there. I looked
up into his eyes, thanking him for being there for me. But he did something
more.
He leaned down.
And kissed me.
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End of Sarah Carerra - Book 3: Concerto in A-
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