The Kiss that Sparked it All

Chapter 1991

As the male lead and the character portrayed by Clara, Quincy, strolled down Main Street, the leading actress burst out of the corner café and gave Quincy a resounding slap, “Dante, didn’t you say you were in a meeting? And who is this woman?”

Clara, who had just been struck hard, felt a surge of indignation. The leading actress went for real, huh? It was just an audition after all; why the need for such force?

Rubbing her stinging cheek, Clara fired back with her lines as irritation colored her voice, “Who the heck are you? What’s this craziness about? Why did you hit me?”

“Who am I?” The actress pointed at the male lead, “I’m Dante’s wife and we were officially married and registered! You’ve got no shame by cozying up a married man, you homewrecker!”

Clara glanced at the male lead, her demeanor unshaken and defiant, “What does a marriage certificate count? He told me he doesn’t love you. The one who isn’t loved is the real homewrecker!”

room, watched the unfolding

but she was convincingly detestable when she was acting as a

professionals, and despite knowing this was just a rehearsal, their commitment to the craft

male lead, “Is what she’s saying true? I’m asking you, Dante! Now you said you don’t

rolled his eyes at her, clearly annoyed, “Can you stop making a scene here? It’s embarrassing enough without people watching. I’m embarrassed, aren’t you too?”

Back when you couldn’t scrape together a few bucks, I stood by you. You didn’t seem embarrassed about me then,” she said as she reached out to tug at Dante’s shirt, desperate

leading lady to the ground, “Maybe you should stop clinging to Dante! Sure, you’ve been with him for years, and that wasn’t easy. But that was then. He loves me now. If you really

backward and fell to the ground, “You want me to step aside? I’m his lawful wife! You, a young girl, should be working and living properly, not chasing after a taken man! Is this how your family

means nothing,” Clara squatted before her, her eyes filled with contempt. “I’d suggest you divorce him quickly so I might even