Sorry for Your Loss, It's Me, I'm the Loss novel Chapter 386

He had been at the military base recently and was likely very busy.

For the next few days, Yvonne was filming on set, and she didn't hear from Bennett.

This time, Yvonne was guest-starring in a historical court drama, playing the deceased first love of the male lead, the Crown Prince.

Her part was small, with only a few lines.

Yvonne, dressed in a period costume, looked both enchanting and charming.

Her scenes included picking red plum blossoms from a tree in the snow, being pushed on a swing by the male lead, and flying a kite on a grassy field, all portraying a sense of innocent joy.

Yvonne was not yet twenty, so it was like she was playing herself, perfectly capturing the pure beauty of a young girl.

The director was extremely pleased with his choice for the first love.

Yvonne's final scene was a night shoot where she died in the arms of the man she loved. The male lead held her body, weeping from dusk till dawn.

The sudden, accidental death of his childhood sweetheart became an indelible memory and a source of lifelong regret for the male lead.

What is lost is often cherished the most. The male lead could never forget the girl hidden in his heart, which created a significant obstacle in his relationship with the female lead.

Though the first love's role was minor, she was an indispensable, soulful character in the entire series.

It was late at night when Yvonne finished work. She returned to her hotel and, before even removing her makeup, received a video call from Bennett.

She answered. On the other side, Bennett was still in his military uniform. His features were sharp yet gentle, though a hint of fatigue was visible in his eyes.

Yvonne, still in her period costume, created a picture that was both jarring and harmonious when they appeared on the same screen.

"Just got back from a mission. I only just saw your message."

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