Party Scene Monologue

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Party Scene Rewrite Chaz’s parties are usually pretty enjoyable, but this one is a disappointment. I mean, Chaz can make anything cool, even chess and accordion music, but I’m not really digging it. I thought I could impress a girl named Brianna at this party, but it’s hard to make an all black outfit look stylish. I’ve had a crush on her for years and thought that since she is single now, I could try and make a move. Let’s just say it’s not going well. To make things even better, I noticed a guy that’s been eyeing her for the past hour. I’ve never seen this kid in my life, but I already hate him. I have to find out who he is. “Hey, Chaz, who’s the kid in the Bulls shirt and khakis?” “That, my friend, is Brent. He’s the new kid,” Chaz replied.

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