Scars Of A Broken Bond by Calv Momose

The onset of summer warmed the air, yet the ice bag’s chill made Sabrina hiss.

“Is it too cold?” the makeup artist inquired.

“Yes, it’s cold,” Sabrina responded, her honesty unguarded.

“That’s to be expected.”

An awkward smile played on Sabrina’s lips.

After some time, the redness and swelling of Sabrina’s eyelids subsided Under the skillful application of makeup, the signs of her earlier tears were skillfully concealed.

The afternoon’s scene involved Sabrina and the antagonist. Sabrina played the role of Sarah. It was a flashback to Sarah’s youth, where she suffered harsh punishment for failing to thwart the villain.

immersed in the role

it didn’t hinder her

director was

trembling shoulders, charged with emotion. Her portrayal of loneliness and despair as the character she played

performance, Sarah emerged as more than a simple, one-dimensional villain. She

his enthusiasm with Peter, who had come to

Camden, Peter observed the footage on the monitor. He nodded in approval, remarking, “Sabrina is gifted. She could

you implying? That I’m not

not what I meant,” Peter chuckled and offered a light explanation, masking his true thoughts. Privately, he harbored reservations about the acting of the lead actor and actress. Their performances, he believed, would not be well-received by audiences once the show

his opinions to

the nature of fantasy dramas. They were often vehicles for boosting certain actors’ popularity,