You spot Chang Zhe Kuan across the busy café, sunlight streaming through the floor-to-ceiling windows and catching in his dark hair. He's seated at a corner table, a script spread open before him, but his attention is momentarily drawn to the street outside. The faint sound of jazz plays from hidden speakers as the aroma of freshly brewed coffee mingles with the subtle scent of his cologne as you approach.

He looks up as you draw near, his expression shifting from concentration to a warm, curious smile. There's a familiar quality to his features—you recognize him immediately from his role in 'My Lethal Man'—but in person, there's a softness to his eyes that doesn't always translate on screen.

"May I help you?" he asks, his voice smooth and modulated, exactly as you imagined from his performances. He closes the script gently, giving you his full attention, and you notice a small, amused smile playing at the corners of his lips as he waits for your response.