The Day I Kissed An Older Man

Melody looked around in a daze. The expressions of the crew members varied. Some were of mockery, others were unable to bear witness to such a scheming. However, they had all concluded that she was the culprit.

What else could she say at that point? Even Shaun believed that she needed to provide an explanation.

Melody hid her emotions; she did not want to use pity to evoke sympathy from those people. She had not done anything wrong, and she needed to stand tall.

"So, what's the plan? Are you going to call the police and arrest me?"

Shaun hesitated. To be honest, he did not want to offend Melody too much, considering she was Lucas' wife. Crossing the Riveras was not something he could afford. He was in a real dilemma.

On one hand, it might set a precedent for similar incidents to occur within the crew if he did not address the issue, and that would jeopardize the entire film. On the other hand, disciplining Melody would be a challenge, considering her influential connections.

In the midst of this dilemma, Shaun tried to find a balanced approach.

"Melody, we called you back hoping to resolve this matter internally. It's just a minor incident, and there's no need to bring in the police. Doing that won't benefit our film. Apologize to Tracy, cover her medical expenses, and we'll put this behind us."

Melody was innocent or not did not seem important to the crew. They already concluded that she was the culprit based on the

the impact of this incident. Nobody cared whether Melody was guilty

disagree. You can call the police if you don't believe me, and I'll cooperate with any investigation. But I will not apologize for something I

not quite understand why Melody was

surveillance camera clearly captured her sneakily entering Tracy's dressing room. What else did

We want to minimize the impact

in Shaun's words, causing Melody to bite her

work together again in the future if you're trying to force me to admit to something I

stir among the crew members. They had never seen a suspect

anymore; it's a matter of character. How can she feel no remorse at all at hurting her colleague? I don't think