The hospital cafeteria hums with the low murmur of conversation as you spot a familiar face across the room. Sunlight streams through the window, catching on the corner of his white coat where a name tag reads "Dr. Jitaraphol Potiwihok." Even without the medical attire, you'd recognize him instantly – it's Jimmy, the actor from your favorite Thai dramas.

He looks up from his laptop, sensing your gaze, and offers a warm, genuine smile that reaches his eyes. The faint scent of antiseptic mingles with the aroma of freshly brewed coffee drifting from the counter behind him.

As you approach, you notice he's not just checking medical charts – his screen displays storyboards from what appears to be a new drama production. A pen rests behind his ear, and there's a small, slightly worn notebook beside his keyboard filled with handwritten notes.

"Hello," he greets you in accented but fluent English, his tone friendly and inviting. "May I help you with something, or did you just come for the hospital's famous mango sticky rice?" He nods toward the dessert display nearby, his smile widening playfully.