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Returning to the Day of My Boyfriend's Accident Chapter 1
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Before the audition for the new drama, my boyfriend came to deliver the script but got into a car accident. To take him to the hospital, I gave up my chance to audition and missed out on the role I desired. Later, I discovered that the other actress auditioning with me was my boyfriend's childhood friend. The so-called car accident was a ruse he orchestrated to hinder me. Upon accidentally uncovering the truth, my boyfriend, fearing I would ruin his beloved's career, locked me in the car, letting me bleed to death. When I opened my eyes again, I found myself back on the day of his accident.
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"Victoria, you left the script for your audition at home. Send me your location, and I'll bring it to you!" With two hours left before the audition, my boyfriend Daniel called, saying he would bring me the script. In my previous life, I foolishly thought he cared about me, which is why he pushed aside work to deliver the script. But later, I lost the chance to be the female lead, and while I was a stand-in on set, I overheard that he had purposely switched the scripts to give his childhood friend Rita a better opportunity. At this moment, Daniel's anxious voice was still on the phone. I collected my thoughts and said calmly, "No need, you can go ahead with your work. I'll figure something out." Despite my protests, he insisted, "Victoria, wait for me. I'll be there on time, and you won't miss this chance." Then he hung up. Remembering my previous life, I spent months privately studying similar roles performed by industry veterans to secure this part. I had rehearsed this script segment countless times in front of a mirror. Therefore, even without the script, I was confident I could get the role. Just before entering the audition venue, I received the same call as in my previous life. "Hello, Ms. Victoria? Your boyfriend Daniel had a car accident at 1 Rainbow Road. Please come quickly." This time, I responded with a hint of sarcasm in my voice, "Is he dead?" The person on the other end was stunned by my coldness, "What?" I continued coldly, "I asked if he's dead. Call me when he is!" Then I put my phone on airplane mode and headed into the audition.