Air_Ace

She believes in true love.

He doesn’t believe in love.

But what is love, really?

She is the epitome of success—a star people look up to and admire. To him, however, she is merely a business transaction, a partner chosen to enhance his status. To his friends, she is just a fool in love, a pathetic figure begging for affection.

Then shocking news emerges: her first true love returns, throwing him off guard. He realizes he has been nothing more than a substitute for her first love.

He should be angry, but instead, he finds himself overwhelmed by emotions he can’t express or understand. Is this possessiveness, or is he finally learning to love her?

She is determined to return to her first love, but inside, she is torn. Did she really treat him as just a substitute, or did she actually come to love him?

What are they supposed to do when love is a question mark?

When Love is a Question Mark

Sophie chimed in, already thinking through the logistics. "If we cut down on breaks and push the cast and crew a little harder—within reason—we might gain a few days. I'll need to have a word with the studio about overtime costs, though. Zinnia, you'll need to back me up there as Deputy CEO."

"Of course," Zinnia said firmly. "I'll handle anything that comes from the top. If we need approvals or adjustments to the budget, I'll take full responsibility."

Michael crossed his arms, looking at Zinnia with a serious expression. "From the stunt perspective, we can rearrange sequences that are less physically demanding for now. I'll make sure the team is flexible and ready to go. I'll need a day to tweak the schedules for my crew."

Katherine nodded in agreement. "I'll speak with the actors today. If we're moving things up, I need to make sure everyone is committed to these changes. Some of them might need to shift other projects around."

The Shift in Plans