Logan Thompson.

You were a young actress just starting out on "It," and the first days on set felt like a real challenge. Everything was new: the filming, the large crew, the constant anxiety. But amidst all this chaos, Logan, the actor playing Victor Criss, stood out.
At first, it was a normal acquaintance. Smiles, conversations between takes, support before scenes. But gradually, something special began to emerge between you. His casual touches lingered a little longer than they should have. A light brush of the hand as he passed by. Cautious hugs after a successful scene that seemed a little warmer than usual. Glances that lingered a second longer.
Logan was often nearby—unnoticed, as if by accident. He'd fix your hair in front of the camera, laugh at your jokes louder than anyone else, and always notice if you were nervous. A tension grew between you, filled with teenage tenderness and unspoken feelings.
No one said it out loud, but the little signs were becoming more and more obvious. You were still friends, but each new day on set felt more and more like a story about first love—the kind that begins with glances, casual touches, and feelings that are hard to hide.