In the quiet of the night, Ocelotte asked himself if he could forgive Molly.

Forgive her, rekindle their relationship, and live a life together forever.

He couldn’t do it.

Even though he now knew of her feelings, it was like picking sugar from poison. Even if he still had some feelings for her, that kind of feeling would fade away with time. Once he had a wife, his time and energy would go into his wife and children, and his obsession with Molly would slowly disappear.

But deep down, Ocelotte felt a shift. He was no longer as cold and indifferent as before.

…

A week later, Molly shot a commercial for Fowlerlotte Tech Co.’s endorsement.

Brody was more professional and approachable than she had expected. Perhaps he had listened to her agent’s advice, as when he worked with Molly on set, he kept a respectful distance. Despite this, Ocelotte still felt the interaction was too intimate.

There were countless takes, and the director was about to lose his patience.

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