There's not much Yao Shen can do besides shoot Jia Hao a warning glance, and try not to show his discomfort.
No one else beside him and Xin Hulei can see Jia Hao.
It's not like he can ask security to escort him out of set.
He's well aware that he's on thin ice, not only for the whole scandal with Xin Hulei, but also for the sudden revelation of an unsolved crime on live TV. The last thing a production company, or a network, wants before their show even airs, is for its actors to be shrouded in controversy and speculation.
Anything that could hamper the show's chances from airing on schedule is going to worry them.
Yao Shen can only imagine how well it would go down if they caught wind that the lead actor was hearing voices and talking to the air.
"Sorry, I think I missed my queue. Can we go from the top?" Xin Hulei asks, addressing Director Chen who nods and tells the cameramen, "Reset, from the top."
