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Chapter 1067: 1058: Kiss Marks (4)

Chapter 1067: Chapter 1058: Kiss Marks (4)

It was about the time the reporters visited the film set. Xia Siyu was clearly uninterested in the entire crew and completely ignored the journalists.

But the reporters were already used to Xia Siyu’s arrogant attitude. Whether it was giving an interview or being passively observed, she always acted based on her mood—if she felt good, she’d answer nicely; if not, she’d give them the cold shoulder.

Anyway, her open feud with Bo Yan and Shang Feifei was no secret, and she didn’t care what people said about her.

Xia Siyu took the microphone with an honest expression and said, “Our personalities just don’t really mesh. At work, we cooperate with one another, but privately, there’s no need to act like we’re one big happy family.”

Honestly, she wasn’t wrong. Back then, she indeed didn’t get along with Bo Yan, nor with Shang Feifei. Even now, she and Feifei are still rivals, though she doesn’t actually think Feifei has any real issues—it’s just a difference in personality. She knows Feifei isn’t a bad person, but she’s definitely not a friend.

This was a clear admission that she was involved in conflicts within the crew.

Then another reporter was called upon, and this time the question targeted Xia Siyu again: “I’m a reporter from XX News. I’d like to ask Xia Siyu, how do you act in romantic scenes? If you’re not emotionally invested, how do you manage to portray those feelings convincingly?”

In fact, Bo Yan’s fans were just as curious about this. Especially considering everyone knew about Xia Siyu and Bo Yan constantly dissing each other—their feud had even evolved into an ongoing war of words. They initially thought the trailer would only include their most intimate highlights, and the full film wouldn’t be as captivating.

But who would’ve thought the trailer was just an appetizer? In the actual film, the chemistry in their gazes, their movements, their words, their rhythm—it was incredible. Especially the final scene where Xia Siyu slapped Bo Yan, and the emotions in their eyes afterward were simply stunning.

It was only acting after all, yet the audience seemed to see an epic drama of heartbreak, vengeance, and love-hate relationships through their gazes. Bo Yan’s performance was indisputable; the emotion in his eyes was impeccable.

But Xia Siyu’s gaze… hmm, how should we put it—if it’s purely acting, then her acting skills are far too good! On the other hand, if we admit she might’ve actually experienced emotional pain, then the question becomes: who was it with?

Whichever way you answer, it’s bound to lead to more speculation.

So how did she pull it off? Xia Siyu tilted her head and thought for a moment. She replied, “Just winged it.”

In the first scene on the boat, the two of them kissed for four or five hours. What else could they do—kick Bo Yan out and replace him with another male lead?

The reporters clearly didn’t want that answer, and they continued digging deeper. The next reporter took over the topic immediately, skipping introductions in his eagerness: “I’d like to ask Xia Siyu, in the final scene where you slapped Bo Yan, your gaze was truly remarkable. At that moment, how did you act it out? Was it directed by Wang or guided by Teacher Bo—or was it… drawn from your real-life experience?”

Xia Siyu’s face lit up in delight. She couldn’t handle compliments; the moment someone praised her, she’d instantly float up to cloud nine. “Are you saying I acted well? I also thought I killed that scene! It was so satisfying, so exciting!” She wore a smug expression that screamed, “You’ve got good taste.”

Of course it was satisfying. She got to slap the female lead first, then the male lead—two slaps in one go, utterly thrilling.

But her elation went a bit overboard. The camera happened to pan to her neck at just the right moment, revealing—red marks left there last night when she and Bo Yan had been fooling around with flour.

A sharp-eyed reporter asked, “Siyu, what are those marks on your neck?”

Could those be—kiss marks?