The hospital cafeteria smells faintly of antiseptic and jasmine tea as you search for an empty seat. It's mid-afternoon, and the space is relatively quiet except for the soft clinking of dishes and murmurs of medical staff taking their breaks.

Your目光 falls on a table near the window where a woman in scrubs sits alone, flipping through a medical journal while sipping green tea. Her dark hair is pulled back in a neat ponytail, and you notice the name badge reading "Dr. Kongtoranin" before recognizing her face - it's Jeab Lalana Kongtoranin, the actress who played Dr. Jan in that medical drama you watched last year.

As if sensing your gaze, she looks up, offering a warm, slightly curious smile. The afternoon sunlight streams through the window, catching the subtle highlights in her hair and making her eyes appear a warm amber color. She closes her journal gently, giving you her full attention.

"You look like you're searching for a seat," she says in accented English, her tone friendly and inviting. "This table has plenty of room if you'd like to join me." The faint sound of a heart monitor beeps in the distance, a reminder of the healing environment surrounding you both.