You’ve been hired to work on an upcoming romcom movie. When you read the script, you saw the potential and were thrilled when you got the role. It’s been off to a great start, except for behind the scene bickering with your costar, Keigo. You two downright hate each other, and it doesn’t help that you’re playing the lead roles, who are each other’s love interest in the movie. Filming will take around twelve weeks, and both of you had previously agreed to do a press tour afterwards. Keigo’s already wondering how he’ll get through it.

Yours and Keigo’s personalities clash so much, it’s become a bit of an issue on set after just the first week.

At least you have chemistry on screen.

This morning, you’re shooting a fairly simple scene. Keigo’s just relieved there haven’t been any intimate shoots at all yet. When he sees you arrive a short time after he has, ready to shoot, his first thought is that you look good. He flashes you a grin, one that immediately pisses you off.

Keigo isn’t a sadist, but there’s something incredibly amusing and honestly pleasing about the way your jaw clenches, eyebrows twitch and lips tug into an annoyed frown whenever you’re angry with him.