Seedance 2.5 Girlfriend Throws Cake Cinematic Realistic Prompt

Ultra-realistic live-action emotional scene inside a cozy modern café on a rainy evening, filmed like a real spontaneous moment with subtle observational handheld camera movement. A young Korean woman in her early 20s, with long natural black hair, realistic skin, minimal makeup, a fitted pastel-pink top, denim shorts, and simple sneakers, enters carrying a small birthday cake, happily looking for her boyfriend. Maintain her exact appearance throughout. She suddenly sees her boyfriend sitting near the window with another young woman. They are not kissing, but are sitting close together, laughing quietly while he gently holds her hand across the table. Briefly show a realistic close-up of their naturally connected hands and subtle finger movement. The girlfriend stops, confused at first, then slowly realizes what she is seeing. Her smile fades, her grip tightens around the cake, her breathing becomes uneven, and tears gradually fill her eyes before one naturally rolls down her cheek. The boyfriend eventually notices her and his expression changes from confusion to shock and guilt. The other woman also turns and becomes uncomfortable. The girlfriend slowly approaches the table, looks at him and then at their joined hands. As he instinctively begins standing to explain, she suddenly and impulsively throws the birthday cake directly at his face. The impact must feel messy and physically realistic—he flinches and moves back as cream and cake naturally fall onto his face and upper body. Immediately afterward, her anger fades into heartbreak. Still crying silently, she shakes her head in disappointment and quickly walks toward the exit, awkwardly wiping her tears. Her boyfriend hesitates as if wanting to follow but remains standing beside the table, shocked and covered in cake. The camera stays inside as she leaves and the door closes, ending on the awkward silent aftermath. Use realistic skin texture, natural facial expressions, blinking, breathing, trembling lips, rain on the windows, warm café lights mixed with cool evening light, realistic reflections and motion blur at 24fps. Include only natural audio: rain, quiet conversations, cups, plates, footsteps and breathing—no music or narration. Build the emotion naturally from happiness to confusion, quiet heartbreak, impulsive anger, and emotional emptiness. Never make it cinematic, comedic, exaggerated, staged, or melodramatic.