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"The place is too gorgeous to contain my anger anyway." "Gorgeous and expensive," she replied, looking relieved seeing that I looked calmer. She went on to check her tablet, probably to confirm if there were more surprises. At this shoot, there were at least five different setup areas. There was a romantic garden scene with roses and a dramatic staircase with classical columns. There was a modern one and outdoor ones. "There's our star! They kept saying you would run late, but I knew you weren't the type to keep people waiting," Giuseppe called out, waving me over to where the crew was setting up the first shot. "Are you ready to make some magic?"

He cocks an eyebrow, staring in the direction where she left, his pals nudging him with mocking laughs but he doesn’t care. Hiding on the other side of the locker is the mean sister. Instead of a vicious face, she looks more sad and pitiful as her eyes dart between Samuel and Aria. But no one notices her. The scene ends. “How do you like the scene?” James Deep comes and asks me. I open my mouth to no words. I can’t object to anything. The scene is perfect, including the little Scar. That was exactly what it was like. “Were you there?” Sebastian suddenly asks.

"What movie is this?" Eden stared in disbelief as vulgar scenes began to appear in front of her. Aciel who saw that immediately smirked slyly and brought his face closer to Eden who was still glued to the scenes shown in the film. “These are the types of films that Sian often watches. What do you think, hmm?” Aciel deliberately lowered his voice to further provoke Eden. The woman swallowed hard and started to turn to look at Aciel who was still leaning his head right next to her head until now their eyes met.

Choking of words as my subconscious mind watched the unfolding events, I stuttered, “Is this a r-real li-life...” “Cut scene?!”

A scene. ***

I got a feeling I won't be getting much sleep tonight with these three here so I rest my eyes with my men here with me. END OF MATURE SCENE

KrisTinaen Oliver silently vomited in her heart, always feeling as if she didn't believe him. Are their feelings so fragile? You can't trust him as much as Anna? KrisTinaen Oliver lowered her head and thought, and began to reflect. It's the gimmick of the TV drama, which started with KrisTinaen Oliver's play. This script uses live shooting, and it needs to go to many places to collect scenery. In the first game, a hillside flower sea outside the city was selected, with beautiful scenery. KrisTinaen Oliver changed her clothes. She didn't need to say any lines in the first scene, just stood there and did some emoticons.

But I bit my tongue, took a deep breath, and prepared to start again. We tried the scene three more times, and each time, Scarlet found a new way to mess it up. By the end, the director was visibly annoyed, and I could feel the eyes of the crew on me, wondering why the scene wasn’t coming together. Scarlet played her role perfectly—innocent, clumsy, and oh-so-apologetic.

They munched on snacks, occasionally laughing at the silliness of the plot, and overall just enjoying each other's company. The next scene pans across a vast and luxurious living room. The furniture is sleek and modern, the decor tasteful and elegant. The colors are cool and neutral, creating a serene and inviting atmosphere. In the center of the room, a large window overlooks a beautiful garden, the sunlight streaming in and filling the room with a warm glow. It's a stunning setting, full of class and sophistication.

Other than that, there were only outline of pine trees, crags and hills loomed in the darkness of Antares, creating a mysterious, wild yet enchanting landscape. One of the twins, Skylar 'Lars' Sykes, were looking at this beautiful Antares' scenery from the train windows with a contempt smile on his face. Despite the calmness, his heart was beating hard with overwhelming sense of unfamiliarity, dread and excitement, all rolled into one. It felt louder than it should have to him because of the silence that the other passengers had left behind.