The birthday wish
By Jessica Bailey
Its Chloe’s thirteenth birthday – she’s in her bedroom sitting on the bed dressed and ready for her guests to arrive. Her thoughts show her excitement for the day’s event.
(Room is decorated with banners and lit by spot light)
I cant believe it, its my birthday today – I’m a teenager I’ve waited for this day all my life, funny really I thought I’d feel so different but I don’t. Mum’s down stairs getting it all ready- buffet is done (small laugh) a very posh word for a spread my Nan says. That was dad’s job; mum wrote the list, he nipped to Asda got what was on the list and more, good old dad. I think I’ve got about 10 coming plus all the relations - don’t really get to see them only when there’s a do. I can’t wait! All my mates from school are coming plus the new girl, mum said I had to invite her coz she got no friends, Jane her name she’s very quiet. Opened loads and loads of presents already CD from my little brother Craig, earrings from Mum and Dad- loads of clothes and £20 pounds from Nan, plus what I get this afternoon (I’ll nearly ready mum)