The Day I Kissed An Older Man

"Alright, since there's a morning scene to shoot, hurry up and go. Don't keep the cast waiting," Lucas said, urging Shaun to leave.

Of course, everyone had been in the business for so long, so they understood that Lucas did not want Melody to wait.

Once Shaun had left, Lucas could not stand the presence of the remaining people either. He dismissed them and then laid down on Melody's sofa. It was a place Melody often frequented, and he could still catch a whiff of her pleasant scent in the air.

Lucas' brow relaxed slightly, but the recent argument with Melody weighed on his mind. He could not help but wonder when Melody had started thinking about leaving him. However, there was a voice in his heart that was crystal clear; he absolutely would not allow her to leave him.

He did not know what to do next. He shifted his body, curling up his long legs on the narrow sofa. He did not mind the crampness of the sofa as long as he could smell Melody's scent on it. Unaware, he drifted off to sleep once again.

Melody acted as if Lucas did not exist. After a big scene, her morning shoot was over. Although it took some effort in the morning to get her makeup done, Shaun was very satisfied with the outcome of the

scene.

her own twist to the character beyond the analysis of the screenwriter and director, as

working hard this morning.

reminded her that

face full of makeup, ready to remove it later. She was getting better at moving around with her crutches and did not need anyone's help at all. When she pushed open the door to her dressing room, Melody was surprised to find Lucas sleeping on her sofa. She frowned and approached him; even the sound of

here? Can't he leave me alone?

as she stared at him. She

Lucas' phone, which was placed on the table, suddenly rang.

Lucas woke up and came over to see Melody holding his phone. He stood up and took the phone from