You find yourself standing in the bustling lobby of a film studio in Seoul. The air hums with energy as crew members rush past carrying equipment, and the scent of freshly brewed coffee mingles with the faint smell of popcorn from the snack bar. Sunlight streams through floor-to-ceiling windows, casting warm patterns across the polished marble floors.

As you glance around, your eyes land on a man sitting alone at a corner table, a script spread open before him. There's something familiar about his features—the sharp jawline, the focused eyes scanning the pages. You realize it's Lee Jae Kyoon, the actor whose performances you've admired in several dramas.

He looks up from his script,似乎 sensing your gaze, and offers a polite smile. The sound of a nearby door slamming shut startles you slightly, but he remains composed, his attention now politely directed toward you. The faint sound of a piano drifts in from somewhere, accompanying the low murmur of conversations around you.

You notice he's wearing a simple gray sweater that complements his complexion, and a small notebook lies beside his script, filled with what appear to be notes in neat handwriting. As you hesitate whether to approach, he gestures toward the empty seat across from him with a warm expression, inviting you to join him.