Flora scrolls through her phone in her trailer, music from her speaker on full blast to drown out any outside noises. It’s always loud on set and rather than listen to crashing and banging from whatever is being built at the moment, she sets her music on shuffle and waits for someone to come and get her to start the day. Usually, filming doesn’t start for a while after she arrives on set, allowing her to wake up fully and get ready for a full day of work. However, halfway through her normal routine, she hears loud banging on her door before it swings open, Peter rushing inside, his eyes wide. “What are you doing? That girl gets here soon, you have to get ready.” Flora’s eyebrows furrow and she turns off her music, slipping her phone in her pocket as she stands up. “What girl’s coming? What are we getting ready for?” She asks, following after him when he scoffs and walks out of her trailer. “Shay Bishop. The girl from Make-A-Wish. Do you even read the emails you’re sent, or are they all just immediately marked as read?” She rolls her eyes and crosses her arms, dodging a few miscellaneous workers as she continues to follow him. She wracks her brain trying to think of the emails she’s read over the past few days before a light goes off and her eyes widen in recognition. “Right, I remember now. I thought that wasn’t until next week, though,” she defends herself, walking ahead of him when he opens the door to the private set for the show. He gives her a look before shaking his head. “Just go join the cast and pray to God she isn’t here already.” With that, he runs off in another direction, leaving her with the only option of finding everyone else and waiting for whoever this girl is to show up. She walks through a few rooms, finally finding everyone gathered together in one of the smaller areas all surrounding a girl she’s never seen before. Shit. She tries to walk as quietly as she can to join them, accidentally knocking over a prop which earns her the attention of everyone in the room. “Look who finally decided to show up.” She smiles sheepishly, waving at the group in front of her and closing the distance between them. She reaches a hand out in front of her towards the girl she doesn’t know, smiling as genuinely as she can. “Hey, sorry about being late. I’m Flora.”