•Addie's PoV•
I groan rubbing my eyes. I look around. I'm fine, my babies are fine, but my phone is dead. On the bright side I'm back home. We landed in Australia because of something. I don't know and honestly I don't care. I just know I'm home and I can stay here. My family hasn't got to see the twins since they turned two a few months ago and they haven't saw David yet. I sit by the wall holding David close to my chest while watching Katie and Charlie color a coloring page. I pick my phone up as if it will magically charge by itself. I sigh and look at Charlie as he says he hungry. I pull out my bag an offer him a chocolate bar, which he happily takes. David was peacefully asleep. He always slept, but when he was up he was very high maintenance. While digging through my bag I found a portable charger. I mentally thank myself for putting this in here. I plug my phone up to it and sigh once it turns on. My phone starts getting flooded with text and missed calls and tweets from the cast back in New York.
I text Char
A.Blue: I'm fine. My phone just died. We're all fine. I'm going to go stay at my parents house until everything calms down for a bit.
Char: ADDISON BLUEE YOU SCARED US ALL
Char: THATS NOT COOL!
A.Blue: I'm sorry. I'll call you all later.
I call my mom smiling. "Mum?"
"Addie? What's wrong? You don't usually call any more."
"I'm in Australia. I need someone to come and pick me up."
"On my way."
I smile hearing her say something to who I presume is my dad before slamming the door. She always slammed the door.
I hang up and smile faintly.
"We're going to see grandma." I tell the kids.
"Yay! Cookies?" Charlie asks
"I don't know if she'll have cookies." I smile and pick my kids up walking to the front. I've never been so happy to have kids who could walk on their own in my whole life. Katie and Charlie run over to my mom and hug them.
"Welcome home."
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Welcome to Broadway, baby.
FanfictionAddie Blue was a blonde hair blue eyed girl from Australia. She had a dream, not Martin Luther King Jr kind of dream, but a dream, to be on Broadway. She loved musicals and grew up watching them. She was a theater geek so to say. She loved all music...
