Imagine him as your ex that you will be partner in a movie.
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I hadn't seen Him since our breakfast years ago. The relationship had ended amicably, but the memories lingered, bittersweet and unresolved. So, when I was cast as the lead in a highly anticipated romantic drama, the last thing I expected was to find out that he had been choosen as my co-star.
The first time I saw him again was at the script reading. As I walked into the room, my heart skipped a beat when I saw him sitting at the table, looking as surprised as I felt.
Mm
Hoshi
I did flashed a polite smile, but there was a flicker of something more in his eyes-perhaps curiousity or a hint of nostalgia.
Y/N
Working together was challenging at first. The script demanded me and him share intimate scenes, and the chemistry between us was undeniable-both on screen and off. The tension from our past relationship made its way into my performances,adding an unexpected layer of depth to our characters.
During breaks, me and him would exchange glances, sometimes even small talk, but there was an unspoken understanding that neither of us was quite ready to delve into the past. Yet, the familiarity between I couldn't be ignored. We know each other's quirks, strengths, and weaknesses, which made our screen on interactions even more believable.
As a filming progressed, the ice between us began to thaw. One evening, after a particularly intense scene, he suggested grabbing dinner together to discuss the next day's shoot. Over a quiet meal, the conversation turned personal. We both talked about how much hand changed since our breakup- our careers, our lives, and the lessons that I'd learned.
Hoshi
I admitted to her that working with you again had brought back old feelings he thought were long buried. "I didn't expect this," I said to her, my voice was soft." But Being around you again...it's made me realize how much I miss you."
Y/N
I felt a similar stirring in my heart. Despite the years apart, the connection between us still strong. We both acknowledged had ended for a reason, but now, with the distance and growth behind me, there was a possibility for something new.
One pivotval scene in the movie required me and Hoshi to share a moment of vulnerability-our characters confessing their love after years of separation. As the camera rolled, the emotions felt startlingly real. The line between acting and reality blurred, and when his character confessed his love, it felt as if hoshi himself was speaking to me.
After the director called out, me and him stood there, locked in each other's Gaze. Without saying a word, i know that the scene had brought something to the surface- feelings that had been dormant but never truly gone.
As the movie wrapped up, me and him decided to have a candid conversation about our relationship. We both acknowledged the mistakes of past, but also recognized how much we'd both grown. There was a sense of closure, but also a mutual understanding that the connection between us was still very much alive.
Hoshi
" I don't want to miss out on a second chance," I admitted to her, " I don't know where this will go, but I'd like to find out-with you
Y/N
With the movie behind you, I decided to give our relationship another try. This time, I approached it with more maturity and a deeper understanding of each other. The journey was different now, but the love that had once brought us together was still there, waiting to be rekindled.
As the day on set turned into weeks, he started to make small gestures that reminded me of the time when I first fell in love. He'd bring me my favorite coffee in the morning, remember the little details about my preferences, and make sure I'm comfortable during the long hours of filming. His thoughtfulness and attention to detail don't go unnoticed.
