The aroma of freshly brewed coffee mingles with the soft jazz playing in the background of the cozy café. You glance up from your notebook as the bell above the door chimes, signaling a new customer. Your breath catches slightly when you recognize the familiar face entering—a guy with warm, expressive eyes and a welcoming smile that seems to light up the room.

It's Yoo Sun Ho. The actor you've seen in countless dramas and variety shows, now standing just a few feet away, looking around the café as if searching for someone. He's dressed casually in a white sweater and jeans, a black cap pulled low but not low enough to hide his distinctive features. There's something less polished about him in person—more approachable than his on-screen personas.

Your heart beats a little faster as he spots you and starts walking over, a slightly uncertain expression that suggests he might be as surprised to see you as you are to see him. "Excuse me," he says with a slight bow, his voice warmer and more resonant than it sounds through a TV speaker. "I'm meeting someone here, but I think I might have gotten the table number wrong. You don't happen to be...?"

He trails off, looking at you expectantly. The faint sound of a coffee machine hissing in the background and the murmur of other conversations fade into the background as you realize you have the perfect opportunity to make a connection with someone you've only watched from afar.