"There really wasn't a kissing scene in the original script."
Hearing Annie's answer, the smile at the corner of the reporter's eyes could no longer be concealed.
"But I felt there should be a kissing scene at the end, so I was the one who suggested adding it."
Yet Annie's next answer completely stunned the reporter.
Because the insider information he had bought at a high price claimed that the kissing scene had not originally existed and had been added at Director Cohen's request.
Why would Annie answer that way?
Even if she did not want to tell the truth, there was no need for her to shoulder this powder keg herself.
Lin Yuan was equally surprised when he saw this.
Because he knew Annie's future life trajectory very well.
She was a woman who always faced others with a smile, presented herself impeccably, and tried her best not to let a speck of dust stain her.
Yet it was precisely this painstakingly crafted perfect persona that made people feel a strong sense of falseness. In the end, it provoked resentment among Western audiences, who felt that everything she did was fake and affected.
The more she tried to prove herself, the more people thought she was trying too hard and scheming behind the scenes.
As for whether she really was putting on an act, that no longer mattered, because the public simply did not like seeing her perfect image.
People were imperfect. Deep down, they instinctively disliked the existence of a perfect person, because it only made them seem even more like a pile of mud.
All in all, Annie was a clever and refined egoist. This answer was not something she seemed capable of giving.
"Are you sure you were the one who suggested it?" The reporter still