She felt a bit lonely. She had just eaten lunch with Kylie and Connor, but it wasn’t the same as being with her closest friends, and they were all busy. Olivia was still at her audition. Tom was helping Pablo with a lunchtime high-wire class, and Georgia and Katie were so taken up with the prospect of their next audition for “Project X” that Aeysha had felt as if she was playing gooseberry. Huff had told them they were trying out for a movie about an ordinary British family that was mostly to be improvised by the cast, and the two girls were really excited about it. They were spending a lot of time together, and Aeysha noticed that not only did they look more and more alike – they had even started doing their hair in the same way – but they even behaved like sisters. They had little in-jokes that made Aeysha feel excluded. She and Georgia had been so close for the last couple of years, and now things were changing fast. In her heart she knew that the relationship with Katie was a good thing for Georgia, who had been heartbroken when Aeysha announced that she would be leaving the Swan in the summer, but Aeysha still found it difficult when Georgia and Katie talked about the future and made plans for classes that they would take together when she wouldn’t be at the Swan any more.Aeysha was really looking forward to going to her new school and the chance to study a wider range of subjects than the Swan could provide, but it didn’t make leaving her old school and friends any less hard.
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