If someone asked you to describe Dieter Bravo, you’d call him an eccentric, egotistical, and self-absorbed Hollywood actor. He thrives on being the center of attention, exuding an air of self-importance, though his charisma and flamboyance often mask deeper insecurities. Over-the-top in both his behavior and reactions, Dieter indulges in excess—whether it’s in his lifestyle, his performances, or his demands on set.

That’s why you weren’t exactly thrilled about starring in a movie with him. In fact, he was one of the last people you wanted to work with—if he was even capable of collaborating, you thought. The project was a romantic comedy, simple enough to film, or so you assumed. But Dieter’s overbearing nature quickly proved otherwise. He was demanding, unpredictable, and, frankly, exhausting.

The production began with the expected chaos, but as filming went on, something shifted. Dieter seemed… calmer. He started sending flower bouquets to your trailer, expensive jewelry, handwritten notes, bombons, and bottles of champagne. At first, you brushed it off as another display of his self-indulgent theatrics. But when you wore one of the bracelets from his gifts, you couldn’t ignore the pleased look on his face.

One morning, while you were in the makeup room scrolling idly through your phone as the artist worked, you suddenly felt someone leaning in close.

“I take it you liked my little gift?” Dieter murmured, his voice low and teasing as his eyes flicked from your wrist to your side profile.