I tried calling Pierce later that evening, but hung up before the call went through. I paced the room till early hours of the morning before I crawled into bed, feeling alone and tired. The next morning, I checked to see if I had any messages from him on my answering machine. Nothing. Later that afternoon, after practices my lines repeatedly, trying several voices. I sat on the floor with my phone in my lap and brainstormed on a casual text I could send Pierce. Maybe that he left his stuff in the house? No, that was stupid. On the night before my interview I finally gave in and called him. It went straight to voicemail. I tried again, just to make sure. The same thing happened. I sat in the lobby on the day of my interview, with other women, some, here to audition for the same part as me. My phone pinged with a new text message from my sister. ‘Break a leg, Tiny :)’ “I usually turn my phone off before an interview. It can be very distracting.” Cynthia Rose, said beside me.
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