Paula always was the smart one.īut her genius plan was ruined when she heard Tyler open the front door, back from the gym. Sue as the verb, not the name Paula explained to her. Oh wait, her name was Courtney, sue was what she did.
“AThat would mean seeing Heather, and Sue. Please RSVP by May 17 by calling back this number. This is an invitation to join me, and your fellow ex-campers in Muskoka, Ontario, from July 17 to 23 for a special reunion, at Camp Wawanakwa. “Hello *Tyler* this is Chris McLean, from Total Drama Island. One new voicemail? Lindsay thought, Who calls around leaving voice mails at 5 in the morning? Lindsay ran down the stairs and through the hall to the living room to stop the horrible wailing coming from Tyler’s phone. That song always scared her, and hearing it at 5 in the morning wasn’t exactly any better. Lindsay screamed when she heard Tyler’s phone ring. Something else would occur on their road trip, and he knew just what it would be… Then an idea hit Geoff like a speeding bullet. “Hello *Geoff* this is Chris McLean, from Total Drama Island. He couldn’t help but listen to the message again. We’re gonna have such an awesome time seein’ our old buddies! Geoff though. He then scanned their living room for hidden micro cameras, but realized that Bridgette would never do that. Geoff hung up and carefully climbed off of the couch. “No, no, what would make you think that?” Geoff nervously asked. Geoff’s eyes filled with fear and amazement. “Geoff, before you get home I need to ask you something.” “Ok Bridge, we’ll talk about it when you get home.” “That’s what I was thinking!” Geoff exclaimed, “Are you up for the drive?” As soon as his phone started to vibrate, he slid it open in a flash. “Okay, I have to get off to check it.” She hung up and Geoff waited with anticipation. “Hey Bridge, are you on your way home yet?” In fact, he was jumping for joy multiple times, on a brand new couch. and all of the other guys made Geoff jump with joy. The first thing that came to mind when Geoff heard the message was “Road Trip.” The thought of a big reunion with Duncan, D.J. Perhaps the worst part was that Gwen’s relationship with Trent wasn’t set in stone, but deep down, Gwen knew that Trent was all her. Gwen was very aware of the strong bond Courtney and Trent took up as teens, and knew that that bond was still there. Trent had tried to convince her that Courtney wasn’t that bad once you got to know her better. Although she wasn’t looking forward to seeing Heather or Courtney, she really was excited to go back to the old camp. Her pride wouldn’t allow her to go willingly to the old camp, and she was glad Trent put up an argument about it. Gwen flipped the phone shut and let out a sigh of relief. “Well I’m declaring victory on this one! I’ll talk to you later.” “I would argue with you, but it’s 5 in the morning and I’m not in the mood.” “I’m serious Gwen! You know what? I’m not giving you a choice! We’re going, me and you, camp Wawanakwa, no backsies-outsies!” “Well think about it Gwen, I mean we spent a whole summer of our lives with the guy, the least we can do is acknowledge him! What do we have to lose?” “I’m not sure do you think we should even bother?” Gwen could hear that Trent was fully awake now. So what do you think? Do you want to go?” “Oh good, so I didn’t technically wake you up.” Gwen was interrupted by a long yawn. “Oh sorry Trent, I didn’t realize what time it was. Gwen searched her kitchen wall until her eyes locked on her clock. She called the first person who came to mind.Ī groggy voice groaned into the other end of the phone. She needed a second opinion on this situation. To her it felt good, like the sense of relief you get after closing the door in a bad date’s face. “Hello *GWEN* this is Chris McLean, from Total Drama Island. New message, 1,” the cell phone’s eerie robotic voice called out. Was the first thought that came to her mind. She had fallen asleep on her couch again, not having enough will to even take the short trip down her hallway to her bed. Gwen woke up like any other morning, and saw her cell phone blinking sporadically on her kitchen table.
Nothing in the way of bad language or raunchyness though. This story is rated for everyone 10 and up, as it involves law breaking, relationship struggles, and some concepts that may confuse young kids. When Chris invites all of the campers to Camp Wawanakwa for a 10 year reunion, tentions rise between old enemies, and new relationships blossom.
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