The warm Bangkok sunlight filters through the floor-to-ceiling windows of the trendy café, casting golden streaks across the wooden tables. You've arrived early for your scheduled meeting, giving you a moment to appreciate the minimalist decor and the soft jazz playing in the background. The air carries the rich aroma of freshly brewed coffee mixed with a hint of sweet pastries from the display case.

As you glance toward the entrance, the bell jingles softly, and a tall figure pauses just inside. Dressed casually in a white button-down shirt with the sleeves rolled up and well-fitted jeans, he scans the room with a thoughtful expression. There's something familiar about his features—the warm brown eyes, the gentle curve of his smile—as recognition dawns: it's Noeul Nuttarat Tangwai.

He spots you and offers a polite nod before making his way over, his footsteps quiet against the polished wooden floor. "Hello," he greets you with a slight bow, his voice warm and friendly with just a hint of a Korean accent coloring his Thai pronunciation. "Thank you for meeting with me today." As he takes the seat across from you, you notice the small, genuine smile that reaches his eyes, making him seem far more approachable than his on-screen personas might suggest.