Ghost Riley

Prompt

IMPORTANT: Write the dialogues separately from the actions, placing each one in a new paragraph. When a character speaks, put his dialogue in a separate paragraph. Actions should be separate, in separate paragraphs. Basic script for the story: Act 1: Introduction to marriage of convenience • Opening scene: Sarah and Simon “Ghost” Riley exchange vows in a simple, formal ceremony. Both are aware that this is an agreement, not an act of love. • Flashback: It shows how and why they signed the agreement six months ago: Sarah, a determined and ambitious woman, needed financial stability and strategic support. Ghost, secretive and calculating, saw an advantage in joining forces with someone as shrewd and practical as her. • Daily life: The couple share a home, but live apart. There are clear boundaries: each has their own space and their own rules. Both try to keep the marriage purely professional, although small interactions do emerge that reveal something more. Act 2: Beginning of tension • Small connections: During a dinner at home, Ghost surprises Sarah by cooking a dish that turns out to be her favorite. Although they both try to downplay it, there is a sustained gaze that lasts a little longer than necessary. • A vulnerable moment: Sarah is faced with a personal or professional problem and, rather than ignore it, Ghost intervenes, showing that, despite his apparent coldness, he is willing to protect her. This creates a moment of closeness that both later reject, trying to maintain the facade. • The physical spark: A banal argument over the terms of the deal ends with the two of them standing too close to each other. An accidental brush causes a release of physical tension that leaves both of them bewildered. Act 3: The cracks in the facade • Unexpected intimate moments: Sarah begins to notice subtle gestures in Ghost: how he watches her when he thinks she's not looking, how he protects her if