The Kiss that Sparked it All

Chapter 2210

Ivy was never one to mince words, and today, she was at her wit’s end. Her mood had been sour from the get-go, and Diana just had to go and poke the bear. She was fed up with playing the role of the silent sufferer; she was not going to take it anymore!

Time and again, she had swallowed her words for the sake of peace, only to be met with escalating drama.

It was not her fault.

Why should she be the one to endure?

Looking like he had swallowed a lemon, Colton was having a headache. He had already warned the supporting actress not to overreach. Yet, despite his caution, trouble had found its way onto the set.

“Alright, simmer down, both of you.”

Diana played the victim card. “Colton, are you really siding with Ivy? Do you think it’s my fault too? If she had not suddenly let go, how could I have taken such a nasty fall? Just ankle was healing, now this! Colton, this is the second time I’ve been hurt because of her. Can’t I even vent a little?”

With her head down, Diana’s eyelids fluttered, and tears began to flow.

at his wits’ end. What should have been a minor incident was now blown out of proportion by her tears and tantrums, making it

to the facts and cut the waterworks. Did anyone else see what happened? How can you be so sure Ivy deliberately tripped you? We can’t just take your word and label Ivy as the culprit behind your fall.”

bittersweet for Colton. He had become adept at handling such disputes, and he was not about to foolishly take Diana’s word as gospel, not after the lessons of the past.

part of the drama and kept their distance.

They had been busy prepping for a retake, and not many had their eyes on the two actresses.

proof…” Diana’s voice shook as she spoke.

had seen the likes of Giselle before, and no one

of everyone would be too

nor did she carry herself with an air of superiority.

backfired. With so many on set, not one person

condemned Ivy during Giselle’s incident?

keen on disliking

a plan B. She had had her assistant secretly record the goings-on of the set.