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She was supposed to be the next big actress. He was supposed to be nothing more than her co-star. Y/N had spent years waiting for her big break. When she unexpectedly lands the role of Sarah Jo in Lena Dunham’s Sharp Stick, her entire world changes overnight. Her first major film. Her first lead role. And her first time working alongside Jon Bernthal. Jon plays Josh, Sarah Jo’s older, married employer—the man at the center of her character’s complicated journey of love, intimacy, and self-discovery. On screen, Y/N and Jon’s chemistry is exactly what the movie needs. Off screen, it’s something neither of them expected. Between long filming days, quiet conversations after rehearsals, stolen glances, and moments that never make it into the final cut, Y/N begins to wonder if the connection between them is simply part of the job. Jon seems to be wondering the same thing. But Hollywood has a way of turning private feelings into public headlines, and falling for your co-star could cost Y/N more than just her heart. Because the cameras can stop rolling. The scripts can close. But what happens when the feelings don’t? Some chemistry is written. Theirs wasn’t.