INT. MOLLY-ROSE'S LIVING ROOM - DAY Jane, a 13-year-old girl with curly brown hair, and Molly-Rose, a 12-year-old girl with glasses, are sitting on the couch, engrossed in a conversation. Aaron, a lanky 14-year-old, joins them, plopping down on the armchair opposite them. JANE (excitedly) So, Molly-Rose, have you heard the news about the school dance next month? MOLLY-ROSE (grinning) Of course, Jane! It sounds so fun! We have to pick out the perfect outfits. AARON (raising an eyebrow) You guys and your school dances... never understood the hype. MOLLY-ROSE (nudging her brother) Oh, come on, Aaron! You're just mad you can't dance as cool as us. AARON (chuckling) Whatever you say, little sis. Hey, can anyone pass me the remote? Molly-Rose grabs the remote and passes it to Aaron, but as she does, her expression changes, and she starts speaking in Araglish, a blend of Arabic and English. MOLLY-ROSE (quickly and excitedly) bshr~ sr@! Guess what? lywm ywm l`y'l@ fy lmdrs@! Can you believe it? JANE (confused but intrigued) Wait, Molly-Rose, what did you just say? I didn't understand a word. AARON (grinning) She's speaking Araglish again, Jane. Half Arabic, half English. It's kinda cool, right? MOLLY-ROSE (excitedly) Yes, Jane! Today is family day at school. We get to invite our families for fun activities and games. I can't wait! JANE (amazed) That sounds awesome! Your parents must be so proud, Molly-Rose. What activities are you planning to do? MOLLY-ROSE (raising an eyebrow) nHn n`tzm l`b lsl@ w lshTrnj m` l`y'l@! We can show them how good we are at chess and basketball! Aaron leans forward, interested in the conversation. AARON (smiling) You guys are always up for a challenge, huh? I guess I could join you for a round of basketball. I'll bring my A-game, be ready. MOLLY-ROSE (excitedly) ya lahuwa llW`b yryHny dy'man! It's gonna be so much fun! Jane looks at Molly-Rose, impressed by her language skills. JANE (sincerely) Molly-Rose, you never cease to amaze me. I wish I could understand Arabic too. MOLLY-ROSE (grinning) m 'qwlh lk dhan? I guess it just runs in the Ling family. You can learn some phrases if you want! Jane and Aaron chuckle, feeling the warmth of their friendship and cultural exchange. FADE OUT.