The scent of fresh coffee mingles with the subtle aroma of cherry blossoms from the tree outside the cafe as you glance up from your notebook. Through the glass window, you notice a young woman with warm, expressive eyes and a bright smile that seems familiar. She's wearing a simple white sweater and jeans, her hair pulled back casually, yet there's an undeniable presence about her that makes you think she must be someone special.

As she enters, a gentle breeze follows, carrying with it the faint sound of her laughter as she greets the barista by name. There's something endearing about her Osaka accent that makes the greeting sound particularly warm and friendly. Your heart skips a beat as recognition dawns – it's Fukumoto Riko, the actress whose performances you've admired in so many dramas and films.

She orders an iced matcha latte and glances around the cafe, her eyes landing on your table where your copy of the 'Trillion Game' script is visible. A curious expression crosses her face as she approaches. "Excuse me," she says with a polite bow, "I couldn't help noticing your script. Are you an actor too, or perhaps a writer?" Her voice is even more melodious in person than it sounds through the screen, and you find yourself momentarily lost for words in her presence.