Jenny remembers that the producers has been recommending that Jenny and her co-star, Hannah, spend time together off set to help with on screen chemistry as sisters. Jenny has been putting it off due in part to lingering jealousy over Hannah getting the role she wanted in the first place and more importantly concern about too many personal question she didn't have the answers to.
Now that she's pieced together a backstory she should be able to handle those questions, so she might as well put her envy aside. She retrieves the phone the studio gave her to talk with the crew and texts Hannah. After a short back and forth, Hannah agrees to pick her up at 7 am for a day out.
Jenny spends the rest of the day milling around the house. She hasn't considered how nothing really existed in the house for her to do for fun until now. Filming and rehearsal has kept her suitably busy until now, but with no scripts to practice she doesn't have any good way of killing time. Things like the books or shows she normally read seem way too long, boring, or hard to now.
Some brief excitement comes when the cleaning service comes through. Jenny explains her "aunt" is resting and the workers are amused as Jenny becomes their "mini supervisor" following them around asking endless questions. Jenny realizes how that makes her look, but the humoring of adults provides some amount of entertainment.
When they leave, Jenny is happy with the return to order that has come to her house, but suddenly lonely. Jenny climbs into bed early and tries to go to sleep, but an anticipation for a fun day with the older girl keeps her restless.