The Day I Kissed An Older Man

Athena definitely would not be the last girl who could not find her way home. Perhaps with the help of others, she would return to her hometown. After all, in the age of advanced communication, although it may take some time, she would eventually learn how to use a smartphone.

At the same time, there might come a day when she left behind her dreamy little fishing village as it had already become a distant memory for her.

As Melody, along with the rest of the cast, got up to the stage to sincerely thank the audience for their attentive viewing, she noticed tears in many of their eyes. Even during the filming of the final scene, she could not detach herself from Athena's emotions.

Seeing such genuine feedback from everyone, she once again felt overwhelmed; this was the essence of being an actor.

The host timely interrupted the emotional atmosphere, saying, "Thank you all for your attentive viewing. Now, let's move on to the interactive session with the cast members. If anyone has any questions, please raise your hand."

Melody took a deep breath, readying herself. Nobody understood the character of Athena better than her. From the carefree youth in the first half to the despairing confusion in the end. Melody comprehended all of Athena's struggles.

The first question was directed at Melody, posed by a sharp reporter known within the industry. "Could you please share what inspired you to take on this role? As far as I know, you were a complete newcomer in the entertainment industry before your involvement in this film."

Melody smiled slightly as she picked up the microphone. "I believe the past two hours of the movie have provided everyone with the best answer to that question."

Her confidence was unwavering. Throughout the entire film, her role presented the highest level of acting difficulty, and her performance stood out the most. The nuances in emotional expression and the subtleties determined the quality of this character, and Melody handled it exceptionally well. In fact, it did not seem like she was acting at all.

Shaun had said long ago that she was born for acting. Just by standing there, doing what she did, one would feel like she was the character herself.

The female reporter chuckled. "Very well. I know what you're trying to say, and I also know why Shaun decided to go with you, a newcomer. You truly surprised me."

Melody breathed a sigh of relief. "I hope my answer satisfies you as much as my acting in the film."

The second person eager to stand up was a tall, burly guy. He went straight to the point and addressed Nathan.

"I'd like to ask: did your character ever feel torn between Athena and Hailey? During the movie, I seemed to sense some romantic feelings between you and Hailey, but it was very subtle. I'm not sure if I'm reading too much into it."

Shaun held the microphone,

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During the filming, they discussed how to portray the relationships between the three of them. They did not want to depict Athena and Hailey as having a hostile

rétationship over romantje interests as it would tarnish their friendship.

At the same time, the period of adolescence was when one would be most curious about the opposite sex. Thus, it was understandable that it would be impossible for

Nathan to completely avoid

interactions with Hailey since he

was courting Athena.

It was inevitable that there would be some different feelings between them. It might not necessarily be romantic love, but that vague something that no one could define.

Nathan shared his thoughts with the

students; he believed there was no love between Dieter and Hailey at the time. In the movie, he was entirely focused on Athena. Of course, there were times when he was friendly to Hailey, but that was because she was Athena's friend. Not to mention, she also helped him in wooing Athena.