Fighting For The One (The One Series:Book4)

Chapter14: They're A Disaster

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ChapterFourteen-They're A Disaster

September 13th, 2007

 It's a few days later, and UTurn are at a meeting with the screenwriters of their web series. The members had been busy recording on their third album. They now have a bit of time to start filming their new series.

 The screenwriters were made up of students from Boston College who were doing this for both grades and earnings. One of them told the UTurn members, "We have created a title for your web series. It's called, Breaking Out of High School. We've created numerous character ideas for you."

 The members were given the character descriptions. After a few minutes of reading, the members were apparently confused.

 Andrew asked, "Why is my character either a brainless prick, or some suicidal villain...or both? Do some of the former Beacon Hill High students want me dead or something?"

 One of the other screenwriters spoke up, "Well, a couple of the people from the production crew were the ones who created these character ideas."

 Andrew scoffed, "Of course."

 Then Alyson asked, "So, these 'producers' gave us a mess of different characters? Do they expect us to clean this up?"

 Another screenwriter replied, "I guess. They seemed like they were having fun writing your characters."

 Justin asked in a stiff voice, "Do you have the scripts?"

 The first screenwriter responded, "Yeah, we got the scripts. In each 30-minute episode, you will be having one song to perform at the end. There are a total of 25 webisodes, and so far we've written five webisodes. We're in the middle of writing webisodes 6 and 7."

 "When do we need to learn the lines by?"

 "Well, because your manager is being such an impatient prick," the screenwriter said reluctantly, "we start filming this Saturday."

 With that, the UTurn members were furious. They started arguing with the screenwriters. One of writers told them, "Look, we're on your side, but we have to do this."

 Andrew argued, "So we have to learn our lines by this Saturday? While recording our third album? And how are we gonna convince our choreograph to create 25 dance routines immediately?"

 "I doubt your choreographer would be willing to do that, so..."

 "So I have create the dance routines for UTurn?" Andrew asked angrily.

 Alyson spoke up, "Andrew, some of us had dance training in the past. We can all help each other. But I don't like any of this either."

 Then the scriptwriter turned to Justin, "One of the producers told me to ask you if you ever wore glasses."

 Justin replied suspiciously, "Yeah, I did, but I haven't been wearing them since I was 11. Why?"

 "The producers want you to wear glasses."

 Justin rolled his eyes.

 It's an hour later, and the UTurn members were at a low-key, posh bistro. They wanted to be out in public, but they didn't want to deal with any questions. Sure, they love their fans, but they had more important things to straighten out.

 When they entered the bistro, they all wore sunglasses and some type of headwear so no one would recognize them. They grabbed two tables so all eight of them could sit together.