Jiseon stood in front of the two people holding the camera. The Maru and Haneul on screen felt different from when she was looking at them with her naked eyes. Maybe they got into their emotions already.

Yoonseok, who was looking at the same screen, spoke, "The camera's ready. You can start whenever."

Maru said that they should do a camera test since she was here, and as a result, they were doing a short shoot.

Like Maru, Haneul had a close look at the script before saying that she was ready. It was incredible how they could start acting on the spot like ready-made food. How much training and studying would it require to respond so confidently like that?

"We'll start once you give us the cue sign, director," Haneul said.

"Okay. Then three, two, one. Cue."

Maru and Jiwon looked very awkward on the screen like two puzzle pieces that didn't fit together when they shot thirty minutes ago with the same camera. Maru's eyes looked good, but Jiwon, his counterpart, looked lacking in comparison.

However, right now, the two people on camera looked like a perfect match. It was a scene without a single line, but Jiseon could already feel that the two were like interlocking cogwheels.

Maru's eyes as he looked at his dead girlfriend were complexity itself....