"Calling all the stars to fall"

I'm 8 pages behind, and bored with my script, so I need a new angle. Therefore I just read some inspiring thoughts on the Script Frenzy site... The basic idea was that if you run out of ideas, throw in a love story and experiment with it. So now I'm trying to figure out a way to do that.

- Should Amelia fall in love with her imaginary friend after all? (I'm in love with him, so it's totally believable *coughcough*). Too unfair!

- Should Amelia fall in love with the stupid cafe owner, Mr. Baty, who wants to sell the cafe now that his father has died and won't care anymore whether it stays in the family? Uh, no, scrap that. I hate Mr. Baty.

- Should Amelia fall in love with her fellow waitress, Lyla, who is looking to buy the cafe? They're already talking about buying it together, so maaaaaybe there could be something there? Lyla's completely different from her, though.

- Should Amelia's invisible friend fall in love with Lyla? (He's already singing Oasis' Hey Lyla everytime someone mentions her name). Nah, poor guy!

- Should I introduce another character? Maybe a regular at the cafe? Or maybe a handyman who helps fixing the cafe up when (or if) Lyla and/ or Amelia buy(s) it? Too cliche.

Gaaaaah, I haaaaate my script!!!



On the plus side: I've discovered the wonderful world of caramel lattes!