Tiana Thorne and May Sloane went over with the director to take a look.
Tiana murmured a word: "Bathroom."
Then she glanced at the script. Roughly, it was about the heroine taking a shower when robbers break into her home.
She doesn't dare move, but the robber discovers her in the bathroom and wants to assault her. Just then, the male lead comes home.
After subduing the robber, he comforts the heroine, and in the bathroom, a scene between the two unfolds.
In the end, they even kiss...
Huh?
Just this...
May's cheeks were flushing red as she read.
Fourth Master is seriously way, way, way too good at this.
So why did she always think Fourth Master was some super-abstinent, upright gentleman before?
This is clearly bad straight down to the bone, never lets any opportunity slip by.
Seeing how serious he looked, even Eugene Dawson felt a bit embarrassed.
Young people these days, dating and not shy at all. The problem is, he actually didn't feel there was anything wrong either.
