The lights from the cameras shone hot, but Emma sat comfortably, one leg crossed over the other, towering just slightly beside Jenna. Jenna’s sharp black suit contrasted perfectly against Emma’s flowing dress, the two of them looking every bit like the opposites people loved to talk about.

The interviewer smiled warmly. “First off, congratulations to both of you. The show’s a massive hit and now you’re one of the most talked-about couples in the industry. It’s only been two weeks since you went public. How has it been so far?”

Jenna leaned back against the couch, her expression cool and unreadable. “It’s been fine. The world has opinions, but that’s nothing new.”

Emma tilted her head toward her, her grin soft and playful. “It’s been more than fine. It’s been good. I think we’re just enjoying being honest about it now.”

The interviewer nodded, sensing the dynamic. “You two are already fan favorites. People are fascinated by your differences. Jenna, you’ve got this darker, mysterious edge, and Emma, you’re more lighthearted. Does that balance work in your relationship?”

Jenna’s eyes flicked toward Emma for a second before she answered. “She talks too much sometimes, but it keeps things interesting.”

Emma laughed, nudging Jenna gently with her shoulder. “And she pretends to be cold, but she’s not. At least not with me.”

For the first time in the interview, Jenna allowed the faintest smile to pull at her lips, quickly looking away as though she hadn’t meant to show it.

The interviewer leaned in. “So who’s more romantic between you two?”

Emma didn’t hesitate. “Jenna.”

Jenna arched a brow. “That’s not true.”

Emma smirked, enjoying the game. “She won’t admit it, but she’s the one who leaves notes in my dressing room and buys me my favorite snacks without saying a word about it.”

Jenna exhaled softly, as if caught, her tone still cool but her eyes betraying her. “She’s exaggerating.”