My childhood sweetheart is Nishimiya Glass

Chapter 329 Cameo?

"Let's rehearse one more time later."

Ayumi Ajitani nodded thoughtfully: "The venue and everything else have been arranged in advance, including the venue setup team and the props."

There's also makeup before the show starts, but that should only take about 30 minutes.

"Just be mentally prepared, relax, and don't get nervous and forget your lines when you see so many people on stage."

Without hesitation, Tsuna told Shoko, who was sitting next to him, and then lay down on the table to catch up on sleep.

It's around 8:30 now, and he thinks that if nothing unexpected happens, he can sleep for about an hour more.

"Glass-chan, this is the program schedule for the auditorium. Take a look and see if there's anything that interests you. We can go check it out tomorrow."

Shoko took the program booklet from her and immediately looked at the program they were going to perform before looking at the other programs.

"Our class has two shows scheduled first, both featuring important performances by upperclassmen; there are three more to come." Ayumi Ajitani counted on her fingers, pointing to each program on the table:

"Except for the match right before our class's, which I'll probably be too busy to make it to, I can still join in the excitement of the other matches."

As she spoke, she excitedly tapped on the program list with her finger, pointing to several program names that particularly interested her.

"Good morning, Takagi-chan, Nishikata." She noticed the two walking in out of the corner of her eye and waved to them.

As soon as Nishikata strolled into the classroom, he waved and nodded to the few students scattered around him.

My gaze fell on the guy who had buried his head in his arms behind his desk.

Seeing that the person was sleeping soundly, he had no choice but to go to the front row of the classroom to chat with his friend.

Shoko, Ayumi Ajitani, and a few other girls huddled together, chattering away about which route would be the most efficient to take after the performance.

But no matter how lively the topic became or how specific the discussion was, the answer that lingered in Shoko's mind and finally settled was always that clearest thought.

On the first day of the school festival, she will spend time with Tsuna, a time that belongs only to the two of them.

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"Tsuna, Tsuna, wake up," Shoko said as she returned to her seat, shaking the sleeping man. "It's time to get ready for makeup."

"Don't you want to rehearse once before putting on makeup?" Tsuna yawned and looked up at her.

"Ms. Nanase said there's no need for rehearsals, we can just change clothes, do our makeup, and wait for the show to start."

Takagi-chan and Nishikata have already gone downstairs to teach about clothing; let's go too.

Tsuna rubbed his sleepy eyes and nodded vaguely. He glanced at his watch, then got up with Shoko and headed towards the changing room.

As for makeup, they naturally borrowed the classroom space. Once they changed their clothes, they could simply return to the classroom.

As for why we don't just change them in the classroom? It's more convenient and faster, because there are cameras in the classroom, and we're afraid of any accidents.

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Shizuka Miyamura clutched the ticket in her hand, checking the information on it as she walked:

“A-13, A-13…” She stepped into the auditorium, her eyes beginning to search carefully among the rows of seats.

As soon as Uzaki Tsuki, who was walking behind her, stepped into the slightly dimly lit audience area.

Among the audience members who were sitting in twos and threes around them, many people subconsciously stopped chatting or doing anything and quietly fixed their eyes on this 'eye-catching' woman.

Because of the dim lighting, some people stared intently, without even trying to act.

“Found it, found it,” Shizuka Miyamura quickly located the center of the first row and gently tapped the marking on the back of the empty seat. “Mrs. Uzaki, yours is A-14.”

He then turned to the side, looked at Uzaki Tsuki, and nodded slightly toward the empty seat, his meaning crystal clear.

After Miyamura and Uzaki Tsuki settled into their seats, the lights in the room dimmed slightly.

A bright spotlight shone on the center of the stage, and the host walked steadily to the center of the spotlight.

He didn't speak immediately, but instead tapped the microphone head lightly with his fingers.

"Thump, thump." A dull, soft sound echoed in the hall as silence descended.

"Distinguished guests," the host's calm voice came through the microphone, carrying a clear sense of composure:
"The performance is about to begin, please remain quiet. The story of 'Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs' will soon be presented to you."

After saying this, the host bowed slightly, turned around, and slowly walked off the stage.

Perhaps because the story was cliché, half of the seats in the auditorium were not filled; most of the seats were occupied by parents and friends who came to show their support.

"A long, long time ago...blah blah blah..."

The calm voice of the narrator echoed around the auditorium, and the once noisy hall gradually quieted down.

"And so, as time went by, a new mistress came to the king's throne."

Blah blah blah…

"Mrs. Miyamura, what roles do your two children play?" While the narrator was still speaking, Tsuki Uzaki leaned close to Shizuka Miyamura's ear and whispered the question.

“Tsuna is the king, and Shoko is the big bad wolf.” Shizuka Miyamura, who was already yawning, waved her hand and replied, “Tsuna should be able to see her when the red curtain is pulled back soon.”

"The Big Bad Wolf? Is that a character in 'Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs'?"

Compared to Tsuna, who is about to appear, Tsuki Uzaki is clearly more interested in the character he has never heard of before.

"I don't know about that. I heard from them that it's a revised version, so I didn't ask any more questions, afraid of being spoiled."

'Besides, the script was written by that brat Tsuna, so it shouldn't be too boring,' Shizuka Miyamura thought to herself, without saying it aloud.

Uzaki Tsuki nodded upon hearing this, and just as she was about to say something more, the red curtain on the stage slowly opened as the last sentence of the narration ended.

The audience is presented with the interior of the castle hall as the setting, along with several characters on stage who have changed into their costumes.

"Wow... I can't even imagine how handsome the prince will be when he appears later."

"Coward! I dare to dream! I even dare to dream that the king on stage is my boyfriend!"

"Are you sure it's not a case of not having enough actors, so the prince is playing the king?"

Shizuka Miyamura and Tsuki Uzaki's eyes were also firmly fixed on Tsuna.

There are only four people on stage right now: a king, a wicked queen (male), and two guards (they're just filling in because we don't have enough people).
Reacting quickly, Shizuka Miyamura immediately grabbed her prepared camera and started snapping photos of Tsuna.

On stage, Tsuna's gaze quickly swept over the audience below, finally settling on Shizuka Miyamura's camera before he hurriedly looked away and began reciting his lines.

Sigrún has taught at the Iceland University of the Arts as a part-time lecturer since and was Dean of the Department of Fine Art from -. In – she held a research position at Reykjavík Art Museum focusing on the role of women in Icelandic art. She studied fine art at the Icelandic College of Arts and Crafts and at Pratt Institute, New York, and holds BA and MA degrees in art history and philosophy from the University of Iceland. Sigrún lives and works in Iceland.

As soon as the two lead actors finished speaking their last words, the shadows on the side of the stage stirred.

Takagi, who plays the princess, had already lifted her light skirt and swiftly glided into the spotlight with well-trained little steps.

"Mrs. Miyamura, will Tsuna appear again? Is there just a shortage of actors to play the king?"

(End of this chapter)