"Co-Star"

                                    

                                          
Requested: Enemies to Lovers 
(An actress Sana hehe. I'll be publishing the next part when I'm done. Enjoy) 
Sana sat in her tent, staring at her reflection in the mirror. She was already dressed in her character's costume, and her hair was styled perfectly. She took a deep breath, preparing herself for the long day of shooting ahead. She had been working on this movie for weeks, and she was excited to see the final product.
But as she looked around the tent, she noticed that Joo-hyuk, her co-star, was nowhere to be found. She checked her watch - it was already an hour past their scheduled call time. Sana's frustration grew with each passing minute. She was starting to feel like she was being wasted here.
Just as she was about to give up and head back to her trailer, Sana noticed the staff rushing around outside the tent. They were busy packing up Joo-hyuk's things, and some of them seemed to be whispering to each other nervously. Sana's curiosity got the better of her, and she decided to ask what was going on.
One of the staff members approached her, looking apologetic. "I'm so sorry for the wait, Miss Sana," he said. "But there's been a change in plans. We're still getting Mr. Joo-hyuk's things out of here, and we need you to wait for another two hours."
Sana was taken aback. "What do you mean? What's going on?" she asked, but the staff member just shook his head and hurried off.
Just then, Sana's manager, Yeji, appeared at the entrance of the tent. "Sana-ssi, I need to talk to you," she said quietly.
Sana followed Yeji out of the tent, and they walked a short distance away from the commotion. "What's going on?" Sana asked again.
"It's Joo-hyuk," Yeji said gently. "His manager called the director earlier today, and he told him that he has a serious problem that he needs to take care of. He's canceling his role in the movie."
Sana's eyes widened in shock. "What? But we've already shot some of our scenes together! It'll take forever to redo them all!"
Yeji nodded sympathetically. "I know it's a big change, but the director is determined to make it work. He's decided to keep some of the scenes we've already shot and rewrite the plot around them."
Sana felt a sense of unease creeping over her. She wasn't sure what this new direction meant for her character or for her role in the movie.
"I don't understand," she said, feeling frustrated. "Who's going to replace Joo-hyuk?"
Yeji hesitated before answering. "To be honest, I don't know who it is yet. The director is still finalizing things."
Sana felt a surge of annoyance at the lack of communication. She didn't like being left in the dark like this.
"Can I see the new script?" she asked Yeji.
Yeji nodded and handed Sana a folder containing the new script. Sana opened it and began to read, her eyes scanning the pages quickly as she tried to absorb the changes.
As she read on, she couldn't help but feel a sense of unease growing inside her. This new plot seemed completely different from what they had originally planned.
An hour passed, and Sana was still trying to wrap her head around the changes in the script. She was starting to feel a sense of unease and uncertainty. Suddenly, one of the staff members burst into her tent, looking flustered.
"Miss Sana, your new co-star has arrived! Were ready to start shooting!" he exclaimed.
Sana stood up from her seat, her heart racing slightly. She walked out of the tent, scanning the area for any sign of her new co-star. But as she looked around, she didn't recognize anyone. The familiar faces of the crew and staff members seemed to be staring back at her, but there was no sign of her new co-star.