
Mission 131 races to defuse the scripted kiss awaiting Yor's Bumblina. With An-D holding the production at gunpoint, Loid engineers a body swap through a revolving door, Yuri endures the scene disguised as his own sister, and an improvised confession saves the moment, ending in a rare fist bump between spy and secret policeman.
Word of the scripted kiss sends Yuri into a spiral, and his warning leaves Yor equally rattled, reactions Loid quietly files away. An-D rejects every plea to cut the scene, calling it essential and threatening to strip Yuri of his assistant director post. Out of options, Yuri begs Loid to stand in for Martin rather than allow a stranger near his sister, an idea Yor finds no less mortifying.
An-D answers the resistance by leveling his gun at Yor, declaring that her marriage means nothing to the production, that she can be sacrificed if needed, and that nobody holds veto power over the project. Loid plants himself in front of her and orders the weapon lowered while the other hijackers take aim. Privately, he rules out disguising himself as Martin, unwilling to reveal his transformation skills with Yuri watching, and initially resolves to let filming proceed on the logic that everyone goes free once it wraps. Yor's visibly shaken insistence that she can handle the scene breaks that resolve.
Loid's real plan exploits a concealed space beneath the hotel set's revolving door: as Bumblina passes through, Yuri, disguised as Yor, takes her place. Prodo's confession and attempted kiss meet a glare so murderous that Martin falters, and when the disguised Yuri quietly tells him to stop, he obeys. An-D instantly puts him at gunpoint, forcing Martin to improvise; he recasts the moment as a sincere declaration of love from a reformed Prodo. Yuri steers him back toward the door, the siblings swap once more, and Yor's Bumblina accepts the feelings with no kiss required. The rewritten beat lands powerfully with viewers, to the hijackers' surprise.
Hidden beneath the set, Yor briefly wonders whether Loid disliked the idea of her kissing another man before brushing the thought aside. At home, Camilla and Dominic gawk at Yor's near-kiss while Martha wrestles with an overexcited Becky. Afterward, Yuri privately thanks Loid for shielding Yor, stops just short of acknowledging the earlier intervention, and raises his fist; Loid downplays his part and meets it with his own.
An-D aims his weapon at Yor and refuses to cut the kiss scene, prompting Loid to shield her in front of everyone.
A hidden compartment beneath the revolving door lets a disguised Yuri absorb the scene in Yor's place, and Martin's improvised confession removes the kiss entirely.
Loid and Yuri close the chapter with a fist bump, a rare flash of mutual regard.
Mission 131 runs 15 pages and was released on March 30, 2026, within the Five-Year Love Plan Arc. Its cover gathers An-D, Emaria's actress, Yuri, Yor, and Loid.
Chapter 131 races to stop the scripted kiss awaiting Yor's Bumblina, as Loid engineers a body swap through a hidden compartment beneath a revolving door and Yuri, disguised as Yor, endures the scene in her place.
An-D levels his gun at Yor when the group tries to get the kiss scene cut, declaring her marriage means nothing to the production and that no one holds veto power, prompting Loid to step in front of her.
Loid uses a concealed space beneath the hotel set's revolving door to swap Yuri, disguised as Yor, into the scene; when actor Martin falters at a murderous glare, he improvises a spoken confession of love that removes the need for a kiss.
After Loid shields Yor and helps protect the scene's outcome, Yuri quietly thanks him for shielding her, and the two share a rare fist bump.
Chapter 131 runs 15 pages and was released on March 30, 2026, as part of the Five-Year Love Plan Arc.
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