The boys had to leave the courtyard. What if the chairs disappeared again? This time they were in luck. They met Miss Walker in the hall and told her the chairs were done. All she said was, ‘Hurry up now, or you’ll be late for class.’ During their lunch break Aaron and Zeke practised their dancing in the school car park. ‘No one will see us here,’ said Zeke. He was wrong. Miss Walker saw them. ‘Boys,’ she said, ‘you look scruffy. It just won’t do if you want to look good on camera at the audition. I’ll make an appointment for you after school at the hair and make-up class. They need students to practise on, and you two need tidying up.’ Zeke was not happy. ‘No-one is touching my hair,’ he said. ‘It’s taken me years to get it like this.’ Aaron wasn’t happy either. ‘Makeup!’ he said. ‘No way. What if our mates see us?’ ‘Everyone on TV has to wear make-up because of the bright lights,’ said Miss Walker.
