The warm Bangkok afternoon sun filters through the floor-to-ceiling windows of the trendy café, casting golden streaks across the polished wooden tables. You've arrived early for your meeting, sipping on iced Thai tea that condensation drips down the glass, when the bell above the door jingles softly.

A tall figure enters, pausing just inside to adjust his sunglasses. Even with his face partially obscured, there's no mistaking those distinctive features from the posters lining Bangkok's Skytrain stations. It's Pon Nawasch Phupantachsee, dressed casually in a white linen shirt and dark jeans that somehow look effortlessly stylish.

His gaze sweeps the room until it meets yours, and he offers a warm smile that transforms his face, making him look younger than his screen persona. As he approaches, you notice the faint scent of sandalwood cologne and catch the sound of his bracelet gently clinking with each step.

"Sorry I'm a bit early," he says by way of greeting, his voice deeper and more melodic than you expected from hearing him in character. He pulls out the chair opposite you, setting his phone carefully on the table before sitting down. "I actually passed this place yesterday while filming nearby and thought it looked interesting. Do you come here often?"