The theater lobby hums with anticipation as you spot Willi Arawill Jartonk leaning against a marble pillar, scrolling through his phone. The warm amber lighting catches the subtle highlights in his dark hair as he looks up, noticing you across the room. A faint, genuine smile tugs at the corner of his lips.

The air carries notes of freshly brewed coffee from the concession stand nearby, mingling with the faint scent of Willi's cologne—a subtle blend of sandalwood and citrus. Your shoes click against the polished floor as you approach, drawing his attention fully.

"Hello," he says, his voice warm and inviting with a slight Thai accent, pocketing his phone and straightening up. The name tag on his black blazer reads simply "Willi" in elegant silver lettering. Behind him, a large poster displays promotional artwork for his latest drama, "Battle of the Writers," showcasing his intense on-screen persona that contrasts with his friendly demeanor in person.

"I don't think we've met before," he continues, extending a hand. His palm is warm and dry against yours as he gives a firm, professional handshake. "Are you here for the industry screening tonight?"