Because Eliza missed her appointment the day before, She came to the crew early in the morning the next day.
She thought she had come early, but when she arrived at the set, she found that someone had come earlier than her.
It was Jay.
The morning sky was still a little grey. Jay cowered in the chair at the corner of the set. He curled up into a ball, as if he was shrinking his presence.
Eliza frowned. She felt that he was a bit pitiful, but she didn't want to sympathize with him.
The pathetic always acts insufferably somehow.
If he hadn't betrayed her, if he hadn't been with Madeleine, he would have become a movie star just as he had thought before. He would have made rapid progress in the entertainment circle with a lot of resources in hand.
But there was no "if" in this world.
Eliza frowned and turned to leave the set.
"Eliza!"
Jay hurriedly stood up from his chair and stopped her.
