Something Like Want
Chapter 1
The Lounge was a trendy upscale bar I liked to frequent. A good place to be seen—as an actor, being seen was necessary—but not overcrowded or too loud. I was comfortable there, and a few gin and tonics with my friends put my picture on the gossip sites and got my name circulating on social media. Staying relevant in this business was not easy. Since I was on the wrong side of my twenties, I had to take care. There was always another pretty face with a modicum of talent trying to make a name for himself. I liked to think I kept getting roles because I was more than just a little talented. A few outstanding roles meant my name and face were known, but if I wanted to keep acting, I had to play the game. Which was why, even though I was feeling morose, I’d agree
