The Singalong Society for Singletons. Katey Lovell

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rel="nofollow" href="#litres_trial_promo">Chapter Nine

      

       Chapter Ten

      

       Chapter Eleven

      

       Chapter Twelve

      

       Chapter Thirteen

      

       Chapter Fourteen

      

       Chapter Fifteen

      

       Chapter Sixteen

      

       Chapter Seventeen

      

       Epilogue

      

       Acknowledgements

      

       Also by Katey Lovell

      

       Katey Lovell

      

       About HarperImpulse

      

       About the Publisher

       The Cast List

      The Singalong Society for Singletons

      Hope Brown

      Monique Brown

      Liam Holly

      Isadora Jackson

      Ray North

      Connie Williams

      Supporting Roles

      Justin Crowson

      Amara Lin

       The Musicals

       Wicked

       Frozen

       The Lion King

       The Sound of Music

       Grease

       Chicago

       West Side Story

       South Pacific

       The Rocky Horror Picture Show

      Les Misérables

       Singing in the Rain

       Fame

       Rent

       Oliver!

       Walking On Sunshine

       Mamma Mia

       Mary Poppins

       White Christmas

       Shrek – The Musical

       The Wizard of Oz

       Prologue

      Last December – The Friday before Christmas

      *Wicked – My choice*

      I’ve always considered myself a modern woman. That’s why I’d planned to ask Justin to marry me that night.

      It would have been a risk, me being the one to do the asking, because in many ways he’s an old-fashioned guy. A traditionalist – well-mannered, sweet, polite. But I’d been so sure that the time was right for our relationship to shift up a gear that I’d been willing to take the chance.

      After all, we’d been together since our last year of secondary school. We must have passed each other in the corridors hundreds of times before that and we’d even been in the same maths class for a while, but we hadn’t exchanged so much as a word until that fateful April day in Year 11 as we waited to audition for the annual summer show. That year it had been Guys and Dolls and I’d had my heart set on the role of Sarah. Miss Adelaide might get the show-stopping numbers, but Sarah was quieter, calmer. Prim and proper, but determined beneath the façade. Truth be told, she was a lot like me.

      I’d been nervously wringing my hands together as I waited to sing the audition piece of ‘I’ve Never Been in Love Before’. I can still recall the twisting sensation in my stomach, churning like one of those Slush Puppy machines at the seaside.

      Justin had been sitting next to me and he’d seen how worried I was, how badly I’d wanted the role. Musicals were my ‘thing’ and if I was cast in a minor role or – heaven forbid – not at all, my confidence would be severely knocked. Justin had spoken to me in a tone that was immediately soothing, telling me I’d shine as Sarah. He’d been the perfect distraction, listening intently as I waffled on anxiously about how I thought I might throw up on my shoes. He didn’t recoil at that frank revelation, instead smiling reassuringly until it was my turn to perform on the makeshift stage in the sports hall that reeked of floor polish and sweaty feet.

      Thanks

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