For a few seconds, the atmosphere at the scene was exceptionally stagnant and subtle.
Eyes quietly cast from all directions, observing Theodore's reaction; yet due to the seating arrangement, not many could truly see his expression at the moment.
Moreover, Theodore would not easily reveal his thoughts on his face.
If this were an ordinary performance, no one would care whether the performers kissed or were intimate. Drama naturally has the right to be indulgent; characters might be mad or lose control, share intimate entanglements or fight fiercely, as long as it receives audience approval, it will be met with enthusiastic cheers and applause.
But now, playing the role of Princess Shara was Roy Derek.
A woman from the Derek family would never wear such a bright dress, participate in such a drama, and kiss a man under the gaze of the public. The absurdity of reality diluted a certain bizarre suspicion. Almost everyone thought that Roy's kissing scene had Theodore's permission.
