The Day I Kissed An Older Man by Cher the Cherished

"What I want to say is that none of us should be responsible for Miss Melody's accident."

"What are you saying?"

Not only was Shaun shocked by her words, but even the producer dropped the cigarette from his hand.

"What?"

Tracy did not think there was anything wrong with her logic. "Think about it. Who insisted on not using a stunt double? Didn't you, Mister Shaun, try to talk her into using a stunt double before the shoot? Didn't the safety personnel advise her as well? Miss Melody might say it's for the sake of the movie effect, but we all know she did it out of her own ego.

heartbreaking that Miss Melody had such an accident, it was her choice to dedicate herself to art.

double wouldn't be as effective as her doing the scene herself, our crew has always adhered to the principle of safety first, and Miss Melody is well aware of

to feel too guilty about Miss Melody's accident. Besides, Miss Melody has good luck, so she'll be fine. What do you all think? All

it was somewhat amusing, but surprisingly, many people in the room seemed to feel justified by her words. Her opening remark about 'none of them should be responsible for Melody's accident' injected a sense

after Melody's accident, but Tracy's words acted as a morale booster. After all, Melody had chosen to go into the water herself, despite knowing she could not swim. Why should they be held accountable for something

adults, everyone needed to take responsibility for their

to what you're saying, we shouldn't take responsibility if anything happens to any

production company if any of us gets into an accident? How can our safety be

crew members out of their daze. They

would be like if they were in Melody's situation and someone came along to tell them the crew