"I'm very sorry, I can't fulfill my promise to you."
The event participants we had already secured are gone just like that. It would be a lie to say I'm not disappointed, especially since the actress who canceled the event was a big star we had worked so hard to get. Because it was so hard-won yet so easily lost, I couldn't help but ask, "Why?"
After thinking for a while, the other person finally told us, "It's because... she got a boyfriend!"
This is why agencies are so averse to actresses dating: although this industry doesn't have a "no dating" policy like idol groups in the entertainment industry, agencies usually explicitly or implicitly tell actresses "don't date." Take this big star who canceled her activities, for example. According to her agency, she completely changed after starting a relationship; her work motivation plummeted, she would even ask for advances of salary, and she was constantly consulting fortune tellers about when she would get married.
To put it bluntly, this highly famous actress not only spent money on a younger man but also considered marriage. This made me curious about what her ideal partner was like. Is it the mature and composed Nightshade with his white hair, or the humorous and considerate me? It must be quite something to completely win over such a high-profile AV actress.
But after seeing her boyfriend's picture, well, another blond pretty boy. The agency even said, "We don't have high hopes for their relationship!"
I completely understand what the agency is thinking: When you're out in business, the worst thing is for an actress to get upset and not want to work. Yes, that's right. There are so many actresses in this industry; if one is unhappy, just replace her with another. But everyone knows the industry has been sluggish these past few years. With increasing transparency, companies are incredibly shrewd these days; they only care about who's popular. It's obvious to everyone that this agency's top performer isn't doing his job, so the money-making opportunities will definitely go to other competitors…
No wonder the agency repeatedly apologized for canceling the event and promised to properly manage the actress, hoping for another chance to collaborate with the sponsoring companies. However, considering what the manager said before—that most actresses have no friends, feel lonely, and need to feel needed to achieve a sense of accomplishment—they are very prone to falling head over heels in love. Therefore, this big star won't be the first actress to experience a career slump due to a relationship, and certainly won't be the last.
By the way, don't bother guessing the actress's name. I'll write an article about a failed attempt to meet someone after the event, and then everyone should be able to guess who it is.
Actresses with pictures (none of them related to this article):
Sasaki Aki (Part 1)
Miyazawa Miyazaki (middle)
Mizushima Arisu (Part 2)
