Movie Stage Fright Novels & Stories

as he said fearfully. After the big reveal he planned to moved and leaved with his assistants. However, Jae stoods up and stopped them. "Hold on. You're just get going to leave like that after the big reveal? What about our bet?" Thomas was ready to open his mouth to speak but before he could say something, Jae already picked up the bottle of the wine from the table and smashed it down into his big baldy head is flash. "Ahhhh!" A blood curling scream that echoed inside the room. A blood gushed down on Thomas Scott's face.

I chuckled at the size difference; she was so small yet had the attitude of a bulldozer. “Yes, come on,” I pulled her softly, and she shook her head. “I have a great stage fright. I can’t go there; I will faint,” she rushed out, and my hand moved before I could even think of it. I held her face in my hands and said, “I’ll be there with you,” her mouth opened into a small "o" before she smiled.

“Didn’t you just say the plane would crash in fifteen minutes? It’s been over eighteen minutes now. The plane is still flying fine. That means you’re a total liar.” “Yeah, exactly. Are you a terrorist? Are you trying to cause a panic so you can rob everybody?” “That’s right. The guy next to him has to be his partner in crime. He ran off after the captain taught him a lesson. Everyone, grab them both and beat them to a pulp!” The crowd’s indifference, mockery, and sarcasm plunged me into complete despair. Their fists rained down on us like a sudden storm. They beat us with reckless abandon. Just then, the cabin intercom came on.

"How could you do something this abominable out of jealousy? Do you know that 58 innocent people died because of the fire you started! I want a divorce!" After watching Jessica's dramatic performance, I retorted icily, "What are you talking about? I have nothing to do with the fire in the old district! You said I started it? Show me the evidence!" At that moment, Stanley walked in, his face streaked with soot. He glared at me, his eyes bloodshot. "I know you're better at the job than me and more popular with everyone than I am, Craig! To be honest, I've always admired you. I also know that you can't accept that I was made the captain over you.

I hated it, and I hated being feared, even if she was the devil incarnate. At the base of the stairs to the stage, I flattened a hand against my chest to calm my beating heart. Stage fright had never been a problem for me, but the idea of putting on my Tucker Harris, CEO, and philanthropist mask, without knowing which version to show was a different type of fear. Was I going on stage with the vulnerability I wanted to show the woman I loved, the mask reserved for the woman that haunted me, or the bolstering confidence I wanted to show Barry Harris, my father?

could truly start, there was this night—the night Travis had suggested we watch a movie together. It wasn’t just any movie night, though. It was a test of my courage. Or maybe, more accurately, a test of my ability to keep up appearances. Because everyone knew horror movies were not my thing. I tried to tell myself I was strong enough to handle it. I mean, it’s just a movie, right? How scary could it be? But as soon as we walked into the dim, crowded theater, I could already feel my nerves creeping in. “Where would you like to sit?” Travis asked me as we shuffled into the theater, the sound of rustling popcorn and quiet chatter filling the air.

Mila’s POV A shiver ran throughout my entire body, making my legs and hands shake uncontrollably, while I tried to steady myself, as I stood on the stage with a spotlight blinding me, rendering my sight of those before me. My heart pounded heavily in my chest, as I tried to keep my breathing steady, not wanting to show any fear, because I knew that it was a sign of weakness. I couldn’t dishonor my family’s name or what was left of it, by showing an ounce of fear, but it was hard right now for me to be strong, because everything I had known was nothing but ashes now.

I'm not one to deny challenges and even if I don't sleep at night, I won't turn down this one. — Make it scariest — I strike a badass pose and hope I can maintain it until this movie is over. - He is sure? We can watch another one, I was just teasing you, you know that - I deny him with a glare. We watched it and honestly only some parts were more frightening, the problem for me is when I went to sleep, because whenever I watched movies like that I had to sleep with Aunt Maria next to me, as it gave me a horrible feeling that something would appear at any moment and I ended up getting so paranoid that I couldn't even close my eyes.

I don't want to jump or scream or anything else that will make them think I need them. I feel like I'm in some kind of emotional war with them, seeing who will break first. It won't be me. I am going to tease them until they can't take anymore. When I'm not teasing them, I will be playing hard to get since that seems to be their new favorite thing to do. The movie starts and I take a deep breath as quietly as I can to try and calm myself. I will not jump, I will not scream. I refuse to be a scaredy puss. I focus on the movie, ignoring the stares of my three guys.

However, her many shifts in posture in the chair made me think otherwise now. "I am," she said with a forced smile. "You can tell the truth..." "Shhh!" someone next to us said. It was inevitable not to look angrily at the annoying kid beside us. I received the same angry look in response. I returned my gaze to the cinema screen exactly at the moment in the movie when the two witches appeared suddenly, the first genuinely impactful scene so far. But it wasn't that which scared me; it was the fact that Lizandra let out a frightened squeal, grabbed my arm, and buried her face in my bicep.