The scene between Yeonseonye and Michiko, where they overcame their conflicts and confirmed their feelings for each other—

It just so happened to occur at the moment when Michiko had resolved to take her own life.

And once their feelings were laid bare, there was nothing left to hold them back.

“But seriously, jumping straight to a kiss? That’s not normal.”

That was Jiyeon’s only complaint about her script.

She kept stealing glances at Seohui, curious about her take on the matter.

But as for Seohui—

“Hmm, isn’t it fine? Actors can’t avoid this kind of thing anyway. Better to do it with someone you’re already comfortable with.”

“Isn’t it harder with someone you’re comfortable with?”

“Stop whining.”

Even though Seohui was usually the most flustered one in their trio,

when it came to acting, she was all professionalism.

Sensing Jiyeon’s nervousness about the kiss scene,

Seohui narrowed her already sly eyes and said—

“The audience has been waiting for this moment, watching their relationship build up to this point.

If you let personal feelings ruin the scene, what do you think will happen?”

“I’m not saying I can’t do it!”

Watching their exchange, Seoyeon had only one thought at the time:

‘Thank god I don’t have to do that.’

She happily continued eating her ice cream.

Unrequited love was tricky to act out, sure,

but Yuina’s role still seemed much easier.@@novelbin@@

If she had taken the lead role, she wouldn’t be playing unrequited love—

She’d be acting out full-blown romance.

And that definitely sounded harder.

‘I’m not ready for scenes like that yet.’

Seoyeon nodded to herself.

With her knowledge of the future,

she figured she could probably keep dodging scenes like that forever.

Content with that thought, she leisurely tapped away at her phone game.

“NG!! Let’s try that again. Seohui, your performance keeps faltering.”

“Wait, no, that’s not—”

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