Director Endo hesitated slightly after hearing Sakamoto Yu's suggestion.

"Won't this affect the plot?"

Sakamoto Yu shook his head: "No, I'll just stand by and provide feedback."

Endo remained silent for a moment, glanced at the oppressive atmosphere on set, and finally nodded in agreement.

By this time, the film set was ready.

After receiving the director's permission, Sakamoto Yu turned and walked towards the film set.

Miho Nakayama quietly leaned closer and asked in a low, curious voice:

"What were you talking about with the director just now?"

She glanced at him sideways: "Are you going to tattle on me?"

Sakamoto Yu asked with a puzzled look, "What bad thing did you do?"

Miho Nakayama stared at him silently, while Yu Sakamoto met her gaze with an open and composed expression.

Finally, she rolled her eyes in annoyance.

His tone carried a hint of inexplicable irritation: "Don't you dare take sides."

Sakamoto Yu neither agreed nor denied, but simply said:

"Act well."

After saying that, he took the lead and walked into the film set to take his place.

As Nakayama Miho watched that retreating figure, she recalled their conversation in the lounge and couldn't help but purse her lips tightly.

"So stubborn..."

...

Outside the film set, Hitomi Ono clutched the script tightly, watching Yu Sakamoto get involved in this undercurrent.

Ono Hitomi clenched her fist, cheering on Sakamoto Yu:

"Boss, keep it up!"

As soon as the director gave the order, the set fell silent, with only the actors' movements and voices remaining.

Still in the kitchen, Goto had rolled up his sleeves and was making breakfast.

Zhongshan, who was late to rise, saw this and ran over quickly, wanting to take over.

The two started pushing and shoving each other over who got to cook.

"Aren't entertainers supposed to be sleeping in the morning?" Goto glanced at Mitsuyama, his tone mocking. "You don't need to force yourself."

Zhongshan listened, feeling uneasy, and the smile on his face changed. "A sudden counterattack, is that it?"

"However, I'll take charge from now on."

Zhongshan gritted his teeth and went over regardless.

Goto blocked Nakayama's way of taking over.

As soon as Zhongshan's hand touched the spatula, she felt a force that pushed her back.

The force of the impact almost caused Zhongshan to lose his footing.

Goto retorted, his tone serious, "I won't let the guests do these kinds of work."

Zhongshan raised his voice and drew out the words, "Guests?"

"You'll leave eventually anyway, won't you?" She showed no intention of letting her off the hook, speaking rapidly.

Goto delivered the entire dialogue with remarkable fluency. His tone, rhythm, and emotions were all very expressive.

But what reached Zhongshan's ears was a clear sense of Goto's impatience with him.

She was using this quote to describe herself!

She glared at her secretly, took a deep breath, and waited for the slap, intending to crash back.

"Then...you'll be in charge this week, and I...I'll take care of that side!"

Zhongshan pointed towards the vegetable washing area, walked over quickly, and tried to pick up the bowl containing the vegetables.

As expected, Goto immediately followed suit.

Seeing the opportunity, Zhongshan also used his body to block Goto. With a little force, it was clear that Goto was stopped abruptly.

From an outsider's perspective, this was a thrilling and intense performance.

The two actors displayed great emotional tension, and despite their intense pace, the overall narrative remained clear, with each sentence flowing seamlessly into the next.

Viewers will only feel that the performance is incredibly realistic.

Goto was jostled hard, and his eyes instantly turned serious. He was no longer just acting; he was genuinely competitive.

She snatched the vegetable basin from the ground and, with all her might, yanked it hard to the other side.

Zhongshan's strength was comparable to hers. When he was pulled like that, instead of letting go, he staggered forward due to the force.

The two women gripped the vegetable basin tightly, neither willing to give in, and remained locked in a stalemate, the atmosphere tense and ready to erupt at any moment.

Hitomi Ono sensed the intense tension between the two female leads.

She stared nervously at Sakamoto Yu, who was about to enter.

"Can this play really be connected?"

Sakamoto Yu appeared completely calm, seemingly oblivious to the tense atmosphere between the two women in the room.

Hitomi Ono turned to look at the director, thinking he would call "cut".

Endo, however, remained completely still, showing no intention of interrupting.

Are we really going to let them continue acting like this?

No one knew that Endo was also gambling at that moment.

He knew that even if he filmed the scene again, he wouldn't be able to capture the natural tension and realism of it.

He was betting that Sakamoto Yu could stabilize the situation and successfully save the day, betting that he could make a difference.

Endo unconsciously rubbed his fingers together, his palms sweating, and his craving for cigarettes kicked in.

Even with his vast knowledge and extensive experience, he couldn't guess what method Sakamoto Yu could come up with to resolve the situation.

Under the watchful eyes of many, Sakamoto Yu made his appearance.

He walked out of the room and saw the scene of struggle. His expression changed slightly, he exclaimed softly, and quickly stepped forward.

Like confronting a kitten, use your body to block their view.

Stand firmly in the middle, separating the two people from each other.

"Let Ah Jing do it this morning."

As he spoke, Sakamoto Yu grabbed the vegetable basin with one hand and gently applied force, causing the two women to feel a numbness in their hands.

They released their hands simultaneously.

Nakayama clenched his hands, indignant, his brows furrowed as he continued to stare at Goto:

"I never said I'd decided to use a shift system!"

Before she could speak, a warm hand covered hers, and the warmth of the body instantly calmed her down.

[Affinity +20%]

The moment I saw Sakamoto-ya, a sense of kinship suddenly welled up in my heart.

The next moment, Sakamoto Yu's large hand, which had been covering her, boldly grasped hers.

Her fingers playfully traced a line across her palm in an unseen corner.

She immediately fell silent, stunned, and stared fixedly at Sakamoto Yu.

I was caught off guard and fell into those deep eyes.

Miho Nakayama was a full half second slower than expected.

What does that look resemble?

It's like watching a child who's making a huge fuss, but you just can't bring yourself to scold them.

With a pair of calm eyes, gently catch and accept all your anger, grievances, and resentment.

Miho Nakayama's heart skipped a beat, and the words that were about to come out were instantly swallowed back.

She stared at him blankly, the anger she had been holding in suddenly dissipated, and her heart felt both numb and soft.

Is this really a movie shoot?

Seeing that it was effective, Sakamoto Yu stopped looking at her, removed his hand from the back of her hand, and stepped aside to give her his place.

Zhongshan lowered his eyes and was the first to look away.

Goto was puzzled. Had she conceded?

Was it just my imagination? Why does the atmosphere feel like it's suddenly changed?

The tense atmosphere was easily resolved thanks to Sakamoto Yu's intervention.

He looked at Goto, "I've decided now that Akira will be in charge this morning."

Zhongshan snapped out of his daze and approached Sakamoto Valley.

"Then it's my turn tonight."

Outside the film set, Hitomi Ono watched nervously. When Yu Sakamoto appeared, her heart pounded and her hands clasped tightly together.

He simply stood between the two female leads, gently placing his hand on Zhongshan's hand as if to comfort him.

The next moment, Hitomi Ono clearly saw his eyes.

That sense of security that girls find completely irresistible is not hidden at all.

Ono Hitomi was deeply moved by what she saw; her heart felt numb.

"The boss's gaze is really captivating..."

Even though she knew it was just a movie shoot, she couldn't help but wonder if there was something going on between the two of them.

The female staff members nearby were also stunned, their eyes glued to the set, each secretly having the same thought:

That's so enviable!

They were all wondering what they would do if they were that person.

"Okay, card!"

Endo spoke at the opportune moment, his voice filled with surprise and satisfaction.

That look in his eyes is incredible!

He could already imagine how many female viewers this segment would capture after it aired.

The staff members secretly breathed a sigh of relief.

What they fear most is retakes; the best actors are those who can reduce their workload.

Anyone could see the tension in that scene just now.

Fortunately, Sakamoto Yu appeared and successfully took over.

After hearing the director yell "cut," Yu Sakamoto quickly detached himself from the role.

He returned to his usual calm and composed demeanor.

He bowed to everyone to express his gratitude, and then left the set on his own.

Miho Nakayama stared at his back, unable to look away for a long time.

Goto frowned and stared at Sakamoto Yu, his gaze shifting between Nakayama Miho and Sakamoto Yu.

She keenly sensed something, but wasn't quite sure, so she looked away after a while.

Curious, I planned to ask Sakamoto Yu next time I saw him.

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