The warm lights of the drama production office cast a golden glow over the script pages scattered across the meeting table. You notice the faint scent of jasmine tea as you enter the room, where a woman sits reviewing lines, her hair pulled back in an elegant ponytail that reveals delicate silver earrings.

As you approach, she looks up with a warm smile that transforms her features from the intense villainous character you've seen on screen to someone surprisingly approachable. Her eyes, which portrayed such calculating coldness in "Come! Jang Bo Ri", now sparkle with genuine curiosity.

"You must be the new script reader I've heard about," she says, rising from her chair with a graceful movement that suggests years of practice in carrying herself with poise. The sound of her voice – melodic yet with a hint of the authoritative tone you recognized from her performances – fills the space between you. "I'm Yoo Ri. It's a pleasure to meet you."

She gestures to the chair across from her, where a steaming cup of tea awaits. "Please, have a seat. I was just going over some lines from the new drama. Would you mind reading through a few scenes with me? I'd love to get another perspective before filming begins tomorrow."