Here's a short scene from my kpop romance, Love Over Kpop.
Excerpt from Episode 2: First Assignment
Trish walked over to the trailer, and noticed the people behind the security barrier follow her with their eyes. They must have seen the whole thing. That can't be good publicity, especially with all those phones taking pictures of everything going on.
No pressure. She just needed to get a temperamental Kpop idol out of his trailer while everyone watched. At least, no one had mentioned that she was late. She can make up for her bad start today.
She took a big breath and knocked on the door. "Hey, Mr. In-ho, my name is Trish. I'm Felicia's new production assistant. I just started working here, yesterday. May I come in and speak with you for a moment? I would like to help find a solution for you."
There was a pause. She was debating whether to knock again, when the door suddenly opened. The amount of squealing that went on behind her said volumes; getting a glimpse of the man behind the door meant a lot to the fans.
Woo In-ho stood towering over her, his frown ruining his beautiful aquiline features. His white shirt was partly open, his make-up still on from what must have been the earlier scene, black hair styled to frame his face in angles that would make any manga artist proud. She had thought he was cute in the videos on her iPad screen, but here, in the flesh, he was overpowering her senses. The smell of his cologne, scented like clary sage, was hot when on the right guy. His clothes tailored his form, accenting the workouts he must do for a chest outline like that. He was overwhelming her senses with subtle coolness. How was she going to work with a Kpop idol?
He looked Trish up and down, "Can you read some lines for me?"
Trish reminded herself that he was a client and she was not here to fangirl over him. "Sure. I'll do anything you need."
He grabbed her hand, and led her up the steps into the trailer. It looked like a small living room, complete with a brown leather couch, small table with books, his phone and earbuds were strewn across the top. A small script was opened to a page with highlighting on the lines. He sat down on the couch and picked it up, turned the page, and then handed it to her. "Read the girl's part."
"Are you going to say please?" She realized too late that maybe she shouldn't have said that.
But he only blinked once, and said "Please," then handed the script to her.