Page 130 of Love Unscripted
“Well,” she said, squeezing his fingers, “I haven’t made up my mind yet.”
“Just thinking about when we’re married. How do we navigate these scenarios? I was recently cautioned that you can’t have it all. The movie star wife, the great directing careeranda successful marriage and family life.”
“I’m sure we’ll figure it out. We love each other. That’s what counts.”
He smiled sadly. “And love covers a multitude of sins, right?”
“Doesn’t it?”
He brought their entwined hands to his mouth and kissed hers.
“Of course. So, there’s a script I was also offered recently,” Aaron said. “They want me to direct and I actually thought of you for the lead.”
Her eyes lit immediately. “Really? What’s it about?”
He summarized the story.
By the time he finished Camille was nodding.
“That sounds really solid,” she said. “And she’s clearly a Christian character.”
“Yeah.”
He hesitated.
“What?”
“It’s set in Switzerland.”
She blinked.
“In winter.”
“Oh.”
Aaron laughed. “Yeah. That was my reaction too. I didn’t think you’d want to do it because of that.”
Camille sighed dramatically and leaned her head back against the seat.
“I do hate being cold,” she admitted. “But it’s not like I’d die.”
He smirked. “Debatable.”
She swatted his arm.
“I would endure it,” she said firmly, squeezing his hand again, “if it meant being with you.”
Aaron looked very pleased with that answer.
“We’d just have to make sure we get married first.”
“Why?” he asked, amused.
“So I can cuddle against you at night,” she said sweetly. “That way I’ll stay warm.”
Aaron grinned.
“I definitely like the sound of that arrangement.”
