Hannah Sisson's Creative Transformation Act 3, Scene 3

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Creative Transformation Act 3 Scene 5 – Hannah Sisson Tears fell silently onto Jada Clark’s satin pillow case as the lark continued to sing. Just a couple minutes before her boyfriend, Rhys, had leapt over the small balcony to avoid an unwanted encounter with her unsuspecting mother. Jada sensed something was off about their passionate goodbye. His once rosy face was as pale as death’s kiss. Fate wasn’t fair. Rhys’ father was head of the Miller political party and her father was president of Clark. With the election fast approaching Jada had to be on her best behaviour in fear of endangering her father’s campaign. She couldn’t possibly ruin her father’s achievements for her own selfish needs; could she? Someone like Parker, a local school boy, would fit Jada’s “Perfect daughter” image far better. He was a gentleman, duxing the school and not to mention would look great for the campaign. But she didn’t love him. …show more content…

Jada and Rhys were destined to fail, but they were determined to beat the stars. Her phone buzzed, catching her off guard in her own thoughts. Just a simple goodbye text from Rhys. His mum was sending him off on some camp, so he wasn’t going to have any service for the next couple of days “Jada are you in there?” Her mother chirped, knocking on the wooden bedroom door. Jada buried her face in the blankets. Without an answer, Mrs Clark walked in and sat down on the chair beside her desk. “What on earth is the matter with you?” She spat out when she saw the tears on Jada’s face. “I know this past week has been difficult for you with your cousin’s passing, but you must stop these unnecessary tears, you look like a fool. Besides, I have some important news. Parker finally convinced your father to take you on a date!” Jada’s heart dropped. She stumbled to her feet and raced over to her

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