[American Entertainment] Kise's Hollywood Diary

Chapter 174 Dilemma

Vanity Fair's Oscars special issue brings more information than just what the nominated actors wore and what hairstyle they wore. The magazine itself does not carry any team information, but rather announces a ranking in their minds from a comprehensive perspective and subjectively from the magazine's standpoint.

The rapidly rising search terms on major mainstream websites are almost all actors who have entered the nomination list this year, and the remaining positions are also related searches. This is also the most interesting and critical moment in Hollywood throughout the year.

Leonardo, who was at the center of the hot search, had an experience of being "left out", and he automatically generated a radar - specifically designed to detect Vincent's "indifferent" attack.

The last time this happened was when the two of them were filming a movie together. Because their filming attitude was not strict enough and they thought they were covering up the elements of public and personal interests, Vincent was completely aware of it.

Leonardo definitely didn't want to experience that feeling of being forced to reduce communication and physical contact even though his lover was by his side. Therefore, this time Vincent had a slight clue, and he immediately noticed the vague signal sent by the other party.

"Did I do something wrong again?"

Leonardo wanted to ask this question, but he only struggled a little and knew that if he really asked, the problem might be bigger.

——Did I do something wrong?

——You did nothing wrong.

So what is the significance of the above conversation? People who wanted answers didn't get them, and people who wanted to speak out couldn't answer because the question was wrong or the sentence environment was wrong. Such a conversation would not cause any psychological fluctuations in Vincent, but it would make Leonardo's heart twitch.

This time he didn't hesitate for too long, Vincent had already taken the initiative to come to him.

The two of them finished their work and returned home one after another. When Vincent came back, Leonardo had already taken a bath and changed clothes. He was holding the cat obediently. There was a dog squatting at his feet and sitting on the sofa reading a book. Only his perked ears and wandering eyes betrayed his uneasiness and restlessness.

After Vincent packed up, took Silly Rabbit and Feeney to bed, and returned to him again, Leonardo pursed his lips and raised his eyes.

"You look...a little tired." Leonardo felt that his heartbeat was starting to beat uncontrollably. He had a vague feeling that was not good, but he couldn't describe this feeling for a while.

Vincent nodded, "David Fincher is not easy to deal with. The audition took a lot of energy."

As he said that, the young man reached out and pressed his forehead, relaxed his body and leaned on the sofa, raised his Looking at Leonardo, "Leo, I have something to say that I want to make clear to you."

Leonardo's hands holding the book clenched involuntarily. He rarely did this when getting along with Vincent. When he is serious, the other party will usually not talk to him so seriously. Even if he has a cold face, the expression on his face is slightly soft.

"I'm listening, you say it."

Vincent felt as if something was stuck in his throat. He licked his lips, endured the guilt that made him unable to bear it, and spoke: "Li Oh, what I say next may hurt your thoughts, but in order for both of us to still be able to do the things we like in the circles we like, I still have to say these words."