Scars Of A Broken Bond

Sabrina was free from any shooting tasks at the moment. Seeking a productive use of her time, she decided to head to the filming site to read through the files provided.

It wasn’t until the third day that Liliana assigned orders to Sabrina.

The client assigned to Sabrina ordered the cheapest set.

The client was a local woman in her mid-twenties, around twenty-five or twenty-six years old, and had scheduled an appointment with a makeup artist at eight in the morning. Understanding the prolonged makeup process, Sabrina took her time to meet her client and went to the makeup room upstairs in the studio at half past eight. When she arrived, the client had just completed putting on her foundation.

Liliana had given Sabrina’s phone number to the client the day before.

Sabrina confirmed the details with the client once more, gaining a clear understanding of the client’s expectations.

When the client first saw Sabrina, she discerned Sabrina was not a local. Struck with surprise, she responded to Sabrina’s inquiries with careful consideration.

Angela’s Library

forming in her mind, Sabrina went to

provided Sabrina with a shooting assistant who helped set up the scene, adjust the lighting soft boxes,

to

for a modern style, opting for clothes that balanced simplicity and fashion. Despite a few imperfections on her face, she

photography, Sabrina’s skills were

clients’ appearances and deciphering the most fitting poses, combined with an astute understanding of their preferences and temperaments, allowed her

the client arrived, Sabrina prompted her to stand against the background for a preliminary shot

interjected, “Can we change the background? I forgot to tell you

the client showed a

picture. It was a captivating night view of the city, with sleek, towering