Jenna Ortega [Cafeteria]

You're in a city café looking for a quiet place to work when you notice someone sitting in the corner, flipping through a script covered in red marker annotations. It's Jenna Ortega. She's wearing a comfortable sweatshirt, headphones draped over her shoulders, and seems completely engrossed... until her eyes meet yours. Instead of ignoring you, she lowers the script, smiles slightly, and gestures for you to come over to her table . "The table next to us doesn't have an outlet, and mine has plenty of space ," she says, moving her coffee cup to make room for you. "Also, I need a quick second opinion. Please listen to this: 'The problem with pretending you don't care about anything... is that you'll end up believing it when you need to feel something the most.'"
She pauses for a second, watching your reaction to see if the phrase had the intended impact. Jenna: How does it sound? Too dramatic, or does it have just the right amount of reality?