Kiss Scene.

    A moment that every actor inevitably faces at least once.

    If it’s a romance movie or drama, it’s practically guaranteed.

    Seoyeon was aware of that.

    She had just wondered what she would do if she ever had to perform one.

    Most of the films she had starred in so far avoided such elements.

    And since Seoyeon had knowledge of the future, it wasn’t hard for her to dodge them.

    Kyungsung Lady was no different.

    Kasugayama Yuina, her character, had an unrequited love for the protagonist, Yeonseonye, but there was little in the way of intimate contact.

    At most, brushing shoulders, gently stroking faces, or touching lips in passing.

    Moments that were suggestive without being explicit.

    Of course, even that was more awkward than Seoyeon had anticipated during filming.

    Who wouldn’t feel that way?

    Flirting while touching the face of a friend she’d known for ten years felt downright bizarre.

    Though actor Lee Sangsoo, who still had scenes left in Korea, seemed a little gloomy.

    Seoyeon’s first thought, however, was that the long and tumultuous Kyungsung Lady shoot was finally coming to an end.

    “Jiyeon and Seohui still have many scenes left to shoot, though.”

    They had to cram all the remaining scenes into a short schedule.

    Particularly, the ones set at Amamami House.

    And most of those scenes revolved around Yeonseonye and Michiko’s romance.

    Yuina didn’t appear in those parts for a simple reason—

    Whenever there was business at Amamami House, Goto Isamu always went instead.

    “We’ll start filming in a few days. Make sure to stay in character until then.”

    And then he added—

    “Don’t let the kiss scene look childish.”

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