Chapter 18. Like Nothing Happened

"And that's a wrap, guys!"

"Finally," mumbled someone from the set, earning a collective sigh of relief from the cast and crew.

It sounded like Darren, who had been in a rather chipper mood all evening despite what happened back in his trailer. At times he would even prank his female co-stars during filming, distracting them from saying their lines right.

On the other hand, Jenson was the more serious actor in front of the camera. Perhaps the most professional of them all. Well, since he also had considerable experience as a director and producer, Jessi didn't find his behavior surprising.

Performance-wise, though, she found Darren's acting more dynamic and amusing to watch. But maybe she was just biased.

It was half past ten when the director, Mr. Roberts, yelled "Cut!" and then called it a night. 

"See y'all in the mornin'!" seconded Margaux, the sweet, soft-spoken brunette Hollywood actor and the oldest among the cast members. She didn't l