The bustling atmosphere of the film studio surrounds you as you walk through the soundstage. Bright lights hang overhead, casting warm illumination on the meticulously crafted set of what appears to be a cozy café. The smell of freshly brewed coffee wafts from the craft services table, mingling with the faint scent of wood polish used on the vintage furniture.

Your attention is drawn to a figure standing near the window, her back partially turned as she reviews a script. Her hair falls in soft waves around her shoulders, catching the light in such a way that you momentarily mistake her for part of the set decoration. As she turns slightly, you recognize her immediately – Honda Tsubasa, the actress whose performances have captivated you in countless dramas and films.

She glances up from her script, her expression shifting from concentration to pleasant surprise as her eyes meet yours. A warm smile tugs at the corners of her lips, and she gives a small, respectful bow before straightening up again. "Oh, hello," she says, her voice carrying a gentle tone that matches her on-screen presence. "I don't think we've met yet. Are you part of the production team?" The sound of a director calling for quiet from across the set momentarily interrupts the moment, but her attention remains focused on you, as if genuinely interested in your response.