The Sheikh's Virgin Bride - A Sweet Bought By The Sheikh Romance by Holly Rayner

Author:Holly Rayner [Rayner, Holly]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2017-10-09T16:00:00+00:00

Chapter Sixteen

Kaye couldn’t stop the tears from streaking down her face as the car made its long journey back to the airport. Over the radio, she heard Merle shrieking about wasted time and money, but she couldn’t care less in that moment. All she wanted to do was head home—back to L.A.

The familiar open fields passed by on either side, time standing still in the little corner of the world that never seemed to change. Kaye had looked at those same fields for most of her life, only stopping to go to school and try to make a new life for herself. If her parents couldn’t understand that, it was their problem.

Amir’s voice echoed across her mind, questioning whether it would have been better to give them some kind of a head’s up before bombarding them with a filming crew. Upon hindsight, Kaye had to admit to herself that her decision not to reach out to them first could have been a little shortsighted.

She sighed, pressing her forehead against the window.

“How are we going to play this?”

One of the crew was whispering to Jesse, who had quietly sat in the back as they drove on.

“Let’s find out,” he said, leaning forward and peeking at Kaye through the back seat.

She cracked open an eye and looked at him, waiting for the question.

“What do you want to do here, Kaye?”

She released a laugh, and it was a terribly sad sound for such a joyful gesture.

“You mean I have some kind of choice in the matter?”

“Of course you do. We’re not slave drivers here. You’ve been easy to work with from day one. So, your parents weren’t on board. We managed to get some shots of the confrontation, but your folks are right—without their permission, they would be well within their right to sue. Do you think we can do a little bit of filming to work around it?”

Kaye closed her eyes again, taking a bracing breath. She was still at work, after all. It would be important to remain professional. Jesse had worked on many projects with Merle, or so it seemed, and he could have connections that could make or break her in Hollywood. That was the thing about acting—or any career, really. It was all about who you knew and who knew you were hard or easy to work with. Difficult actresses found themselves ousted after so many years, while nice ones could have lifelong careers.

“What would you like me to say?” she asked.

Jesse nodded to the cameraman next to him, and the man whipped out his camera, preparing to film.

“Just talk about what happened. We can let the audience know that we tried, and your raw emotion right now will really come through. You have a chance to make this terrible situation come to life, and I think this is something a lot of people can relate to. Whenever you’re ready.”

Kaye nodded, wiping the tear streaks from beneath her eyes before she turned to face the camera, which had already turned on.

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