Undone By the Star
“It had been a long, but productive meeting. “One more pass at the third act should do it,” he told his scriptwriter, “then we send it out.”
“Brace yourself,” Tim said as he stuffed his own pages and laptop into his briefcase. He got to his feet and rolled his shoulders. “Actors can be notoriously fickle.”
“Don’t I know it,” Marc said.
“No offence,” Tim offered with a grin. He picked up his briefcase. “How’s Friday work for you?”
“Perfect,” said Marc. “See you here.” As soon as T...im was out the door, Marc topped up his tea. He knew he and his partners were being spoiled, but who was he to argue? The board room at The Sadler was more comfortable than many of the other “offices” or trailers, for that matter, that he had ever worked in – quiet and professional. Someone, and he had a sneaky feeling he knew who it was, had anticipated his every need from equipment to pastries.MoreLess
“Brace yourself,” Tim said as he stuffed his own pages and laptop into his briefcase. He got to his feet and rolled his shoulders. “Actors can be notoriously fickle.”
“Don’t I know it,” Marc said.
“No offence,” Tim offered with a grin. He picked up his briefcase. “How’s Friday work for you?”
“Perfect,” said Marc. “See you here.” As soon as T...im was out the door, Marc topped up his tea. He knew he and his partners were being spoiled, but who was he to argue? The board room at The Sadler was more comfortable than many of the other “offices” or trailers, for that matter, that he had ever worked in – quiet and professional. Someone, and he had a sneaky feeling he knew who it was, had anticipated his every need from equipment to pastries.MoreLess
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