Sabotage On the Set
““Come on in the kitchen,” she said to Sean and Brian. “We need to talk.”
Sean made a face. Debbie Jean was the bossiest person he’d ever met. She always wanted to take over. “Whose house is this, anyway?” Sean muttered.
“If you don’t know, you’re in real trouble,” Debbie Jean said, and giggled. She plopped down in one of the chairs at the kitchen table and said, “My grandfather gave me twenty dollars for my birthday, so I want to hire you.”
Sean stopped wrinkling his nose as though he smelled s...omething terrible, and looked surprised. “For what?” he asked.
Closing her eyes and holding the back of one hand to her forehead, Debbie Jean sighed dramatically. “I want to be in this movie. I have to be in this movie,” she said. “It’s my big chance.”
“What big chance?” Sean scoffed. “You’re only an extra.”
“That’s better than being a stand-in,” she snapped. “At least my face will be in front of the camera.” She slapped a twenty-dollar bill on the table in front of Brian.MoreLess
Sean made a face. Debbie Jean was the bossiest person he’d ever met. She always wanted to take over. “Whose house is this, anyway?” Sean muttered.
“If you don’t know, you’re in real trouble,” Debbie Jean said, and giggled. She plopped down in one of the chairs at the kitchen table and said, “My grandfather gave me twenty dollars for my birthday, so I want to hire you.”
Sean stopped wrinkling his nose as though he smelled s...omething terrible, and looked surprised. “For what?” he asked.
Closing her eyes and holding the back of one hand to her forehead, Debbie Jean sighed dramatically. “I want to be in this movie. I have to be in this movie,” she said. “It’s my big chance.”
“What big chance?” Sean scoffed. “You’re only an extra.”
“That’s better than being a stand-in,” she snapped. “At least my face will be in front of the camera.” She slapped a twenty-dollar bill on the table in front of Brian.MoreLess
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