āand really itās not that hard at least not for me. when i first started out it was an adjustment but i felt at home. my theatre teacher actually told me that iād obviously make it big one day. that it was only a matter of time before my talent was discovered.ā she said with a wistful smile as she remembered. āand trust me you didnāt do that bad. i would say they were only mildly irritated.ā she said as she laughed at the older male. ābut do you really mean what you say? you have more acting experience. if anyone needs to improve hypothetically wouldnāt it be me. but letās face it i am perfect so i shouldnāt be surprised.ā
āI mean itās pretty fun having a bouncy house on stage since it makes the performance more entertaining. Though, you just need to be careful of not getting stuck. I donāt even remember how many times I nearly got stuck and needing one of my group members to rescue me.ā It really was unexpected for Origin to have a legit bouncy house for one of their performances, but he was glad to see his group members could have fun while performing. He could tell that fans enjoyed seeing them having fun too. But it still was unbelievable that they were able to get a bouncy house for one of their concert performances.Ā
āseems like false advertising to me.ā she said smiling at the older man. ādonāt tell me i get a coffe flavor if all it is is coca cola with a hint of coffee. i want to taste a whole cup of coffee mixed in there.ā
{ imessage ⨠xxx } i canāt wait until this fucking tour is over
{ imessage ⨠xxx } and i hope itās the last one for a while
{ imessage ⨠xxx } wanna trade places?
she stood in the waiting room staring at the door as she waited for her name to be called. it was agony waiting. the worst part about auditions. it wasnāt her first audition but this one meant a lot more for her. this would be her first on screen work. and she couldnāt screw this up. she started when she heard her name and walked up to the door. before she walked in she looked around at the other hopefuls scattered across the lobby and hoped she had what it took.
she stood in front of the casting director and the panel of judges with an air of confidence. the casting director spoke first. ācan you read me the first line please?ā she said with a straight face. she gathered all her courage and began. She stared ahead with a sad expression. āi remember it like yesterday because it was so painful.ā she recited from the script hoping she sounded as devastated as she hoped she sounded. āalright. next i need you to act out the beginning scene from episode 5. please start on page one.ā she said as a male came into the room from a side door. āhan jaein?ā she said with a questioning look at she started in front of her. the male came up behind her and wrapped an arm around her. he replies with āah, jaein? sheās a total man. you have no idea.ā she looked up to him with an unconvinced stare. she turned to him, grabbed his hand and turned around looking as happy as she could as he said āletās go.ā they walked off towards the entrance and the male disappeared off into the foot he cams into. she felt sorta bad for him, probably having done this with a hundred other girls today. she turned back to the panel of judges and gave them a smile as they dismissed. she gave hers thanks and walked out to meet up with their manager.
she became suddenly nervous with the sudden dismissal. but she tried not to worry about it. they walked out to the van hyeja getting into the back. the ride back to the dorm felt long and she got out with a sad expression on her face. she went to her room and locked herself in their for most of the night.
the next morning she got a call from the casting director and she picked up the phone with a nervous shake. āhello?ā she asked the other end of the line. āis this hyeja?ā the voice responded. āyes this is hyeja.ā she said with her the knot in her stomach growing bigger. ācongratulations youāve made it. you have been casted as jung jiwon.ā āthank you.ā she said her excitement growing. āthank you so much.ā she said saying goodbye to the women on the other line. she sat there in her staring at the wall as she thought of what was to come. this was her on screen debut. she had to make it count.