The Day I Kissed An Older Man by Cher the Cherished

"Here, have a seat. It's been a while. How have you been?" asked Melody.

After Sherman greeted Lucas, he answered Melody with a smile, "Things are going well. Remember the deal I told you about last time that was a little hard to get? Well, we managed to secure it."

Melody was genuinely happy to hear Sherman's good news. "That's fantastic! That deal was really tough. I always say you have a strong team with you, and with you involved, how could the client not hire your company!"

Sherman's eyes crinkled with his smile as he reached out to ruffle Melody's hair, leaving both Melody and Lucas momentarily stunned. Melody immediately recoiled, feeling uncomfortable with the sudden, intimate gesture. Adding Lucas's presence to the scene made it even more peculiar.

"Um, thanks, Sherman. I just finished filming, and I completely forgot my hair was a mess..." Melody said, trying to diffuse the situation.

Meanwhile, Lucas stood up. Being an inch taller than Sherman, he appeared imposing as he looked

at Lucas' sleeve, signaling him to calm down. Sherman had come to visit her, and

Lucas conceded defeat. After all, he had just

allowing the two others to continue their conversation. Despite the awkwardness of the situation,

I've been, but what about you? Has filming been smooth since you returned? I heard your

online, everyone realized Tracy had misled them. Since then, their crew were no longer called

Previously, everyone was hesitant to speak up about anything, but after the clarification, there's no need to hide anymore. And filming used to be quite difficult. We even faced criticism when we started shooting. Although I wouldn't say everyone loves us

was just a publicity stunt by the film company. How else could they explain such an incompetent crew? However, the majority were genuinely looking forward to the movie coming out, partly because of Shaun and partly because of Melody. Sᴇaʀ*ᴄh the Find ɴøᴠel.nᴇt website on Gøøglᴇ to

praised Melody's acting skills, which she had read and promptly forgotten about. After all, the same people could praise her one moment and then criticize her harshly the next. The audience always knew best when it came to it. Regardless,