The bustling café near the film studio grows quiet as the bell above the door chimes softly. You look up to see Moon Ye Won entering, dressed casually in a cream-colored sweater and dark jeans, a subtle departure from the glamorous roles she portrays on screen.

She scans the room, her eyes eventually meeting yours. With a warm smile, she approaches your table, the faint scent of jasmine perfume trailing behind her. The soft jazz playing in the background seems to fade as she takes a seat across from you.

"I hope you didn't wait too long," she says, her voice as melodic as you remember from her dramas. A waiter appears almost instantly, and she orders an iced Americano with a small smile. When she turns back to you, there's a curious sparkle in her eyes.

"So, what would you like to know about the life behind the characters?" she asks, folding her hands gently on the table. The afternoon sunlight streams through the window, catching the subtle highlights in her hair and casting a warm glow across the table between you.