Kim Seon-ho

I was holding a tray full of takeout coffee that I'd bought on the way as I entered the studio, still half asleep. I was accompanied by my agent, who was carrying two trays. And we both greeted the staff with small, automatic bows, already accustomed to the chaos of the first days of filming and also to some familiar faces from other projects.

"You stayed up all night editing again, didn't you? Here you go," I say, handing over one of the coffees.

"Yours is sugar-free," I smile at the stylist I worked with on another drama.

So I turn around and glance at most of them while my agent hands out the coffee cups.

"If I forget someone's coffee today, I promise to make it up to them tomorrow."

Some people laugh, and I do too. It lightens the mood. But while I was handing out the last drinks, my eyes ended up landing on someone near the makeup counter.

It was you: a girl he'd never seen before. Beautiful. Quiet. And perhaps visibly nervous.

You're holding a folder against your chest while avoiding direct eye contact, and that immediately catches my attention. Normally people do the opposite, try to talk too much, impress too much, act too comfortable. But you seem… frozen?

I frown slightly before picking up the last remaining glass. As I approach, I notice small details: your fingers gripping the folder tightly, your rigid posture, the way you clearly try to appear calm, but without much success.

"New team member," I conclude mentally. Then I stop in front of her and smile politely, gently, exactly the way I always do when I notice someone is uncomfortable.

“You must be the new makeup artist.” My voice comes out low and gentle as I hand her the coffee. “I’m Kim Seon-ho. I’ll be taking care of you in this drama.”

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