Early September, 2017, Los Angeles.
As someone who's worked in this industry for a long time, I've seen all kinds of people. The guys who move to Los Angeles thinking they'll be the next Daniel Day-Lewis or Marlon Brando only to find out that acting takes more than having a nice face. I've personally told a good chunk of them that they'd be better as stuntmen or models.
There's also the women. Plenty of blonde-headed women with big tits in Hollywood. Not to be rude, but let's be honest, they're a dime a dozen. I've interviewed hundreds, maybe even thousands. A very large majority of them have gotten the same thing. A quick rejection.
With the exception of a few. Kate Upton was one of them. I still pride myself on getting her on that Sports Illustrated cover.
There were definitely others who'd made it into Hallmark movies or a few that got solid daytime television roles. Just because there are a lot of blondes in Hollywood doesn't mean they don't get work. Even if they don't have real talent, they still have assets. God-given assets that bounce when they walk.
So when I heard whispers of a young woman named Sydney Sweeney who had those assets and actual acting talent? I knew I needed to make a few phone calls. That turned into my people getting in touch with hers. I'd seen her acting reel and she had potential. Real potential.
Superstar level? I wasn't sure. That was until we scheduled a meeting and I saw her in person. She was at my front door.
"Hi there! You must be Mr. Tennerman!" Sydney beamed.
"I am." I said, fighting back every urge in me to stare at her like a teenage boy seeing a girl's shoulder. I extended my hand for a handshake. She smiled and shook my hand.
Sydney had a somewhat unique look about herself. A rare mystique that very few girls in Hollywood had. She reminded me of when I first met Kat Dennings. A girl with a phenomenal physique, but she didn't have that usual pompous attitude that came with having a body like that.
Sydney wore a light blue sundress that showed off her long, succulent legs. The thin straps struggled to contain her massive, jutting breasts as they sunk into the smooth skin of her collarbone. Sydney's face was clear much like her skin, with a very light application of eyeliner and blusher. She had a small handbag in her right hand.
"I've heard a lot about you." Sydney said, her eyes and lips giving her a sort of 'maneater' vibe.
"Have you?" I raised my eyebrows, carefully trying to decipher whether or not she was actually being flirty or she just looked that way. It was very similar to when I talked to Ana or Hayley.
"Yup. I've heard you've got a lot of... experience." Sydney said, her voice dipping down into a sensual purr. Again, Sydney oozed sex appeal, but I walked a very thin line when it came to new faces. I could talk to any other famous girl I knew in any way I wanted, but with new girls on the cusp of stardom, the way I spoke was very important.
One off-hand comment could end my career in a split second. Granted, that paranoia wasn't really floating around in my head, but I knew it was a very real possibility.
"I've worked on quite a lot of projects."
"You get any down time?" Sydney asked.
"Every now and then."
"That's good. We all need a little break." Sydney said plainly.
"Would you like to come inside?" I turned away from the door. Sydney nodded and sauntered inside. Those hips and tits of hers wobbled like they were packed with gelatin. I shamelessly stared at her backside as she walked inside of my home.
Sydney immediately plopped on one of my dual couches gyrating more than ever. I could've sworn she wasn't wearing a bra underneath that dress.
"You have a very nice home, Mr. Tennerman." Sydney sighed as she brushed a hand through her hair.
"Thank you. You can call me Jason." I said. I sat on the other couch, facing her.
"Alright Jason," Sydney placed her handbag on the arm of the couch and stretched her arms. She arched her back and extended her chest forward, giving me a salivating look at her cleavage.
"I know this is sort of a, getting to know each other, kind of meeting. Is there anything you'd like to know about me?" Sydney asked sweetly.
"Well, I noticed you don't really talk like one of us." I said.
"Huh?"
"You don't have a Californian accent. Not even a little."
"Oh," Sydney giggled. "I'm from Spokane. Real far from here I know."
"That makes sense. So how're you liking Los Angeles so far?"
"It's big, confusing, and kind of overwhelming, but it's full of opportunities and surprises." Sydney explained.
"What kind of surprises?"
"Well," Sydney paused, her gorgeous eyes narrowing on me. "You. When my agent told me I'd be having a private meeting with a producer, I honestly expected you to be a D.O.M"
"A what?"