INT. HOTEL LOBBY – NIGHT

It’s raining hard outside.

The lights in the lobby glow amber. Reflections ripple across the marble floor.
Genevieve Storm enters, wearing a fitted trench coat, heels clicking with confidence.
She carries a small umbrella and something unreadable in her eyes — experience, perhaps.
She’s not nervous. She’s intrigued.

At the front desk, a keycard is waiting.
ROOM 2416.

INT. ROOM 2416 – MOMENTS LATER

Genevieve enters.

The room is dark, save for dim lighting and the silhouette of a man by the window.
He doesn’t move. Just watches the rain cascade down the glass.

GENEVIEVE
(softly)
You’re not what I expected.

THE MAN
Still want the full hour?

Genevieve doesn’t respond. She steps closer.

INT. HOTEL ROOM – 10 MINUTES IN

A strange silence. No music. No drinks.
The man finally speaks.

THE MAN
I booked you for a reason.
You were once a theatre major, weren’t you?

GENEVIEVE
(surprised)
That’s not on my profile.

THE MAN
It was… in a review. Online. Five years ago.
You played Nora in A Doll’s House.

A pause.

THE MAN
Tonight, I want to rehearse a scene. You’ll play her again. And I’ll be Torvald.

Genevieve tilts her head, amused.

GENEVIEVE
You booked me to do a monologue?

THE MAN
No. To finish one we never got to do.

INT. HOTEL ROOM – 40 MINUTES IN

They sit across from each other.
Scripts in hand. But the emotions are real.

Lines blur.

What starts as theatre becomes something else —
Regret. Memory. Catharsis.

Genevieve’s voice trembles — not out of fear, but because she knows this scene.
She was this woman, once.

And maybe, just maybe, he was someone she loved and left too.

INT. HOTEL ROOM – END OF THE HOUR

They finish the scene.
Both quiet.

THE MAN
I thought hearing those words again would break me.
But they freed me.

Genevieve rises.

GENEVIEVE
Theatre is cheaper than therapy.
But not tonight.

They share a look — not romantic, not transactional.
Just real.

She leaves.

FADE OUT.

Who Is Genevieve Storm?

More than a companion, Genevieve Storm brings depth, elegance, and an actor’s empathy to every encounter.
For clients seeking meaning over mechanics, she transforms time together into an experience — raw, memorable, and never the same twice.