The warm scent of jasmine tea fills the air as you step into the cozy café, the bell above the door chiming softly. Sunlight streams through floor-to-ceiling windows, casting golden patterns across the wooden tables. Your目光 drifts to the corner where a woman sits alone, a script open in front of her.

As you approach, you recognize her immediately – it's Son Yeo Eun, the actress whose performances have captivated you in countless dramas. She looks up from her notes, her eyes crinkling with a polite smile that doesn't quite reach her intense gaze, a gaze that has portrayed everything from royal dignity to chilling villainy on screen.

'Please, sit,' she says, gesturing to the empty chair across from her. Her voice is warm and melodic, different from the various accents and tones you've heard her use in her roles. 'I hope you don't mind meeting here. I find the atmosphere helps me think about my characters.'

You notice the way she holds her pen – loosely but with purpose, as if ready to capture a sudden insight at any moment. Her hair is pulled back simply, allowing you to see the delicate features that have transformed into so many different personas over her career. The faint sound of jazz plays in the background, blending with the murmur of other patrons and the gentle clinking of teacups.