A Life Off Script
I looked at that phrase and suddenly found it ironic.
Had him?
Soon, he would belong to someone else.
The shoot was at the beach.
I arrived at four in the morning.
Setting up equipment, adjusting parameters, testing light.
The wind was strong, and grains of sand stung my face, but I had no mind to care.
My heart had been pounding since the night before and had not stopped.
At seven sharp, a black van pulled up.
Lucas Rhodes stepped out.
White T-shirt, black casual pants, hair barely styled and falling loosely over his forehead.