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Sakai Izumizu naturally knew what Takuro Takagi said before. She pursed her lips and nodded, "Okay, then I'll accept it without hesitation."

"Hehe, thank you sister." Taku Takagi smiled and pulled up Sakai Izumi's arm and stuffed the key into her hand.

"Why do you want to thank me?"

"Sister knows." Taku Takagi looked at his sister until her cheeks slowly turned red.

Taking over a key does not mean that you have to live there, but being able to enter and exit this apartment belonging to Takuki Taku, Sakai Izumizu knew that this meant that the little man in front of him had already regarded himself as the hostess of the apartment.

"No... it's getting late. Takagi Jun will have a shooting schedule tomorrow. I... let's take a break."

"It's not yet 10 o'clock." Looking at Sakai Izumizu's somewhat cramped expression, Taku Takagi couldn't help but want to tease her, "Sister is so happy that she's a little dizzy, right?"

"Takagi-kun will talk nonsense." The warm smile returned to her face, and Sakai Izumizu angrily said to Taku Takagi. She looked up at the clock on the wall, and it felt a bit early to rest at this time, "Well...what is Takagi-kun what you want to do?"

"Actually, I was asked by Fuji TV's Kameyama-kun to write the script of "White Night Walk", so I want to think about it a little bit tonight."

"Script? Has Kameyama Sang decided to make "White Night Walk" into a TV series?" Sakai Izumizu asked in surprise.

Chihiro Kameyama is not unfamiliar with her. Speaking of which, there are some factors that make her official debut. At that time, Chihiro Kameyama came to Being when she was looking for suitable songs for the TV series she produced. After listening to the DEMO of Sakai Izumizu, she thought her voice was more in line with her requirements, so she decided that she would sing the theme song. With this opportunity, ZARD's debut single "Good-bye My Lonelines" was born.

"Yes, Gun Kameyama told me about this matter almost a month ago, and the firm has already negotiated a contract. However, because he was not very satisfied with the scripts he was looking for, he found me again."

"That's it, um... Then Takagi-kun is good at writing the script, I'll just read the book aside." Sakai Izumizu said as she walked behind Taku Takagi and pushed him towards the study.

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"If my sister is just reading a book, won't she be bored?" Sitting on the chair in the study, Taku Takagi spread the manuscript paper out and was about to think, but he looked at Sakai Izumi, who was sitting on the single bed behind him with some concern.

"No, but the books here are a bit strange." Sakai Izumizu replied with a smile.

Because he had to adapt unnatural death into a novel before, Taku Taku's bookshelf had a lot of forensic-related books. In addition, he himself liked mystery novels such as detectives to solve cases, which made his bookshelf look more like a private detective's bookshelf.

"Hehe, after all, we are now considered a natural mystery novelist, so we naturally have to do more decent things." Takuro Takagi said with a proud look on his face.

"Is that true? Then Mr. Novelist, can you recommend a good mystery novel?" Sakai Izumizu couldn't help but look at Takuki.

"Of course it's okay, then just this one." Takuki Taku handed over the "White Night Walk" he had just taken off the bookshelf. "This is a masterpiece by the famous novelist Takuki Takusan. Now the single-line book is being sold."

"You are so beautiful." Sakai Izumizu made a face at Takuro Takagi, but still reached out to take the book in Takuro Takagi's hand.

Although she had already read it in "Literary Circle" when it was serialized in the monthly magazine, since "White Night Walk" was indeed very well written, she didn't mind reading it again.

"Hehe, if you have any good opinions, you can give them to me." Takuro Takagi said, shaking the pen in his hand, "It will be of great help to me write the script."

"Well... If Takagi Jun said that, I really have some opinions about the TV script of "White Night Walk".

"Oh? Sister, come and listen." Takuki was also surprised when he heard the words of Insumi Sakai. Sister is also one of the best lyricists in the Japanese music circle. Even though she has no experience in writing scripts, literature is a bit similar. It is possible that her sister's opinions can make his script more perfect.

"In terms of literature, Takagi's book "White Night Walk" is really a rare and natural mystery novel." Sakai Izumizu said, "However, if the TV series is still adapted in this style, the tone of the entire TV series will seem too cold. Therefore, I think Takagi can add some human touch to it when writing, so that it may be more suitable for the tastes of the audience."

"Well... what my sister said is indeed very reasonable." Taku Takagi lowered his head and thought for a while.

"In addition, it's a TV series after all. If there is no description of two people meeting like in the book, it may not be reasonable. So, if possible, Takagi-kun also needs to design some scenes where two people meet or talk."

"Um..." After hearing Sakai Izumizu said so much, Takuki seemed to have grabbed something. He turned around and faced the desk. After saying "Thank you sister" to Sakai Izumizu, the pen in his hand began to write on the paper quickly.

When Takutao Takagi who was immediately in a state, Sakai Izumizu also smiled on her face. She did not disturb him anymore, but just quietly picked up the book on the bedside and started reading.

For a moment, there was only the rustling sound of pens falling on paper in the room, and the very subtle sound of the book turning pages.

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After all, Takumi Takagi had just learned the intermediate TV screenwriter skills from Koai a few hours ago, and even the original novel he copied directly was not unfamiliar with "White Night Walk". In addition to the advice given by Sakai Izumizu just now, Takumi felt that he seemed to be thinking like a spring, and the pen in his hand could not stop at all.

In a short while, he finished writing the script content that is almost equivalent to two episodes of the TV series.

Takagi Takumi looked at the script he had written.

After accepting the suggestion of Sakai Izumizu, Takuki deliberately weakened some of the style of natural reasoning in the screenwriter, strengthened the human touch that his sister said, and described some implicit parts that were not mentioned in the book.

Although I don’t know what others think about such modifications, as the screenwriter, I am still very satisfied with the finished product of the first two episodes.