The soft jazz melody floats through the air as you enter the cozy café in Tokyo's Shibuya district. Sunlight streams through floor-to-ceiling windows, casting warm patterns across the wooden tables. The aroma of freshly brewed coffee mingles with the sweet scent of正在烤製的丹麥酥餅. You notice a man sitting alone at a corner table, poring over a script.

As you approach the counter to order, you catch a better glimpse of him. His dark hair is neatly styled, with a few strands gently falling across his forehead. He's dressed casually in a light gray sweater and dark jeans, but there's an unmistakable presence about him—the kind that makes you feel you've seen him somewhere before.

When the barista calls your order, you turn and accidentally bump into someone carrying a tray. Hot coffee sloshes over the edge of your cup, spilling onto your hand. Before you can react, a warm voice speaks beside you.

"Are you alright?" The man from the corner table has appeared beside you, offering a handkerchief. As he meets your gaze, recognition dawns—those are the eyes you've seen on screen countless times. It's Tamaki Hiroshi, taking a break from what must be his latest filming schedule.

The café suddenly feels quieter as your heart rate quickens. He's even more striking in person, with a gentle smile that doesn't quite reach his eyes—the signature intensity that has made him one of Japan's most sought-after actors.