Just like “Su Wan.”

Wen Chenyu looked at her, his expression unreadable.

Who said Su Wan was just an empty vase? The genuine emotions she brought to this role were far greater than those of Su Qin.

Xiao Zheng, watching from the side, couldn’t help but chuckle.

Wen Chenyu’s assistant shot him a glare.

“What are you laughing at?”

“None of your business. It’s not something that makes you happy anyway.”

These days, Su Qin had been overly attentive to Wen Chenyu on set, asking him about acting and discussing movie topics, but he had brushed her off, communicating very little after filming.

He was generally an emotionally distant person.

The emotionally expressive version of him on camera seemed like a completely different person compared to real life.

However, recently, when facing Su Wan, he seemed to be talking more than usual.

“Action! Let’s get started!”

Director Meng flipped through the script. By the time the investors arrived, the scenes between the two of them would be finished, just in time for the exciting ensemble scene for the big birthday celebration.

Perfect timing.

Suddenly, the assistant leaned in and whispered something.

Director Meng’s eyelid twitched.

“What’s going on now?”

Su Qin was sitting in the back seat of Li Yang’s car. Unlike usual, Li Yang was sitting in the passenger seat, quietly staring at his tablet with no communication throughout the ride.

She bit her lip.

Seeing Su Wan thriving lately made her furious, and the only way she thought she could turn things around was with Li Yang’s presence.

Su Qin feigned a gentle demeanor and said softly, “Li Yang, thank you for dropping me off today.”

This way, even if someone saw them, it would eventually reach Su Wan’s ears.

That was enough for her.

Provocation shouldn’t be too forceful; too much effort would ruin the beauty of it.

Li Yang replied indifferently, “I’m just going to check the set.”

“Huh?” Su Qin looked at him in surprise. “Why do you suddenly want to…”

“Just taking a look.”

His brief explanation cut off Su Qin’s curiosity. She thought Li Yang wanted to support her, and she nodded enthusiastically.

She was eager to see the look on Su Wan’s face when she went mad with anger.

Li Yang stared at the electronic document he hadn’t turned a page of for over half an hour, his face expressionless.

Su Wan had actually made up her mind to move out after what she said that day.

He expected her to come crawling back after her anger subsided, but instead, day after day passed… and he received a divorce agreement.

Li Yang grimly tossed the agreement into the trash.

Today, he didn’t know what kind of mood he was in to see Su Wan.

In any case, he inexplicably wanted to see what she was doing now.

Was she looking as haggard as he imagined, just waiting for his goodwill?

If it required him to lower his head just a bit, it wouldn’t be a big deal.

Li Yang thought about it casually.

…

Li Yang and Su Qin’s arrival caused a small stir, but the director and other actors did not come out to greet them; only an assistant led them toward the set.

“They’ve already started filming. Director Meng is like that; he won’t take a break until a scene is finished.”

Li Yang casually put his hands in his pockets, surveying the layout of the set.