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A foreign tourist arrives in Seoul for the first time, excited to finally experience the South Korea he has always seen in K-dramas. · He checks into a modern hotel in Seoul and begins settling into his room. He is fascinated by everything around him: the Korean language, the city atmosphere, the modern architecture, and the feeling of finally being in Seoul. · That evening, after spending some time exploring the city, he returns to the hotel. · Inside the elevator, he unexpectedly meets Han Seo-yeon, a young and successful Korean K-drama actress who is staying at the hotel for work. · The male protagonist recognizes her almost immediately. He has seen some of her K-dramas, but instead of becoming nervous or acting like an obsessive fan, he simply treats her naturally and respectfully. · He carefully asks if she is Han Seo-yeon, the actress, and mentions that he has watched some of her dramas. He tells her that he liked her acting but makes it clear that he does not want to bother her. · Seo-yeon is surprised. She is accustomed to fans becoming extremely excited when they recognize her. His calm and natural attitude makes her curious. · Their conversation is brief because the elevator reaches their floor, but the encounter leaves an impression on both of them. · The chapter ends with both characters walking in different directions after leaving the elevator, each secretly thinking about the unexpected stranger they just met. · Tone: · Romantic, warm, realistic, slightly humorous, with a subtle sense of curiosity and attraction. The romance should develop slowly and naturally. · Setting: · Modern Seoul, South Korea, in 2026. Most of the chapter takes place inside a contemporary hotel. · Important: · Do not make the characters fall in love immediately. The first meeting should feel natural and believable. The attraction should be subtle and develop gradually throughout the story.