. The air was electric with the hum of activity-crew members darting back and forth, cameras being adjusted, and the faint scent of coff
Eternal Flame, a big-budget romance film, was ev
s nights curled up with her favorite novels, dissecting every grand gesture and whispered confession. She knew love-or at least, she
! Over
was a tall man with a salt-and-pepper beard and a perpetual air of impat
d, though his tone was mo
traffi
William Ross is on set today, and
wn as much for his brooding good looks as he was for his unpredictable behavior on set. She had read th
" she asked, trying to
is hair. "He wants to rewrite the entir
sweeping, emotional climax that tied the story together. "But it'
ic entrance, perhaps with him sweeping onto the set in a tailored suit, his piercing gaze locking onto
hed, his dark eyes narrowin
d, extending a hand. "I
n already back on the script. "Great.
lf that this was her job. "Marcus sent me. He s
margin of the script. "Concerns? That's one
. "I think it'
He looked up at her, h
nrealistic. People don't
shot back. "But this is a movie.
ying her with a faint smirk. "You're o
her arms. "And
some grand, sweeping thing. It's messy. Complicated.
rcus's voice cut through the tension. "
hurrying off, her heart pounding. This
ams says, his good, a lot of companies need him at t
one losing your job,
e entire production into disarray, and Grace found herself caught in the middle. She spent hour
he grand gestures and sweeping declarations of love. Instead, he wanted to focus on the quiet,
hate
omplained to Marcus one af
know. But he's the star, Grace. If he
er. "There has to be a compromise. Then find one,"
-
he tried to incorporate William's ideas without losing the heart of the story. It w
lliam the next morning, her hands trem
asked, flipping
e of your changes, but I also tried to
expression unreadable. Grace held h
oked up. "It's
ked. "Not
e original. Still a little sappy for m
like he was fighting a smile of