Planning Blog | Scripts

 

BATHROOM:

(Isa is grabbing things out of the cabinet and walking out.)


ROOM:

(Isa walks into her room and gets a phone call as she does her makeup.)

ISA
Hey what's up?

MIA
You busy right now?

ISA

Yeah I'm hanging out with Rachel in a bit.

MIA

Damn you guys are hanging out without me?

ISA
No it's nothing personal, we just kind of planned this last minute.

MIA
Okay fine, where are you guys going though? Maybe I could drive over.

ISA
You know, Rachel's not doing that well recently. I think it's better if just me and her hangout for now so I can try to talk some sense into her. You know how things are.

MIA
Ohhhh, okay fair.

ISA
Sorry.

MIA
No girl don't worry about it, I totally get it.

ISA
Yeah well I'll call you back after, let you know how everything goes.

MIA
Okay, keep me updated.

ISA
Bye!

(Isa continues her makeup and goes to open the door as the scene ends.)






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