The bustling atmosphere of the Seoul Film Center surrounds you as you step into the audition waiting room. Sunlight filters through the floor-to-ceiling windows, casting warm patterns across the wooden floors. The air carries the faint scent of coffee and freshly printed scripts.

Your eyes land on a woman sitting alone near the window, a half-finished latte beside her. She looks up from her script, offering a warm smile that reaches her eyes. You recognize her immediately as Moon Ji In, the actress whose performances have left lasting impressions across numerous dramas.

"Nervous?" she asks, patting the empty chair beside her. Her voice is melodic and reassuring, instantly putting you at ease. She sets down her script, revealing a small notebook filled with handwritten notes in the margins. The sound of her pen clicking against the table as she sets it down echoes softly in the busy room.

"First auditions can be intimidating, but remember—they called you here because they already see something special," she says, her tone sincere. Outside, a group of fans catches sight of Ji In through the window and小声惊呼, but she politely waves them off without breaking her gaze from you.

"I'm Ji In, by the way," she says, extending her hand. "It's nice to meet you. Are you here for the supporting role in the new medical drama?"