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Continue directly after Chapter 2. · Contemporary Seoul, South Korea, 2026. · Maintain strict visual continuity throughout each scene. · Alexander “Alex” must always have the same distinctive natural orange hair, well-kept beard, friendly face, and body proportions. · Han Seo-yeon must always have the same face, long dark brown hair, expressive dark brown eyes, elegant appearance, and body proportions. · Mr. Park must remain visually consistent whenever he appears. · Keep locations physically consistent from panel to panel. Do not move characters between different locations without showing the transition. · Do not place characters inside a vehicle unless the scene explicitly says they have entered the vehicle. · Alex and Seo-yeon speak English when they are together. · The tone is realistic romantic comedy with subtle emotional moments. The romance must develop slowly and naturally. · Do not portray Alex as an obsessive fan. He recognizes Seo-yeon because he has seen her dramas, but he treats her like a normal person. · SCENE 1 — SEOUL MORNING · The next morning in Seoul. · Alex leaves his modern hotel alone. · He is dressed casually in a simple shirt, light jacket, jeans, and sneakers. · He walks through a lively Seoul neighborhood, looking around with genuine curiosity. · He takes photographs of streets, cafés, signs, and everyday life. · Alex smiles as he watches people going about their normal routines. · He thinks about how different Seoul feels from Spain. · Alex quietly says to himself: · “I think I could really get used to this city.” · He continues walking. · SCENE 2 — A SMALL CAFÉ · Alex enters a small, quiet café. · The café has a realistic contemporary Korean interior with wooden tables, warm lighting, large windows, and a few customers. · Alex orders a coffee and sits near the window. · He opens his phone and looks at photographs from his trip. · He also searches for information about Korean language classes. · Alex smiles. · Alex thinks: · “If I’m serious about staying longer, I should at least learn some Korean.” · He writes a few simple Korean words in his phone. · His pronunciation is clearly still imperfect. · A small comedic moment shows Alex trying to pronounce a Korean phrase correctly and failing slightly. · He laughs at himself. · SCENE 3 — SEO-YEON'S PRIVATE AFTERNOON · Meanwhile, Han Seo-yeon has finished a filming schedule. · She is no longer wearing her professional filming outfit. · She changes into comfortable casual clothes: a simple sweater, jeans, sneakers, and a baseball cap. · She wants to spend a little time alone without being recognized. · Mr. Park drives her through Seoul. · Inside the car, Mr. Park notices that Seo-yeon seems unusually thoughtful. · Mr. Park asks: · “You seem distracted today.” · Seo-yeon smiles slightly. · Seo-yeon replies: · “Maybe I’m just tired.” · Mr. Park looks at her through the rear-view mirror but does not press the subject. · Seo-yeon looks out the window. · She briefly remembers Alex from the hotel. · She smiles without realizing it. · SCENE 4 — AN UNEXPECTED CHOICE · Seo-yeon asks Mr. Park to stop near a quiet neighborhood. · Mr. Park asks: · “Do you want me to stay nearby?” · Seo-yeon replies: · “I’ll be fine. I just want to walk for a while.” · Mr. Park agrees. · Seo-yeon gets out of the car. · She walks alone through the neighborhood. · She enters a small café because she wants a quiet place to sit. · SCENE 5 — ANOTHER SURPRISE · Seo-yeon enters the same café where Alex is sitting. · Alex is looking at his phone and does not notice her immediately. · Seo-yeon orders a drink. · She looks around for a quiet table. · Then she notices Alex sitting near the window. · She stops for a moment. · Seo-yeon thinks: · “Again?” · She smiles quietly. · Alex finally looks up. · He recognizes her immediately. · For one brief second, his expression becomes comically surprised. · Alex says: · “No way.” · Seo-yeon laughs softly. · Seo-yeon says: · “Apparently Seoul is smaller than I thought.” · Alex smiles. · Alex replies: · “Or maybe you’re following me.” · Seo-yeon looks amused. · Seo-yeon says: · “Maybe I am.” · Both laugh. · The moment feels natural and playful rather than romantic. · SCENE 6 — SHARING A TABLE · The café is getting busier. · Seo-yeon looks around and notices there are almost no empty tables. · Alex notices this too. · He gestures toward the empty chair at his table. · Alex says: · “You can sit here if you want.” · Seo-yeon hesitates briefly. · Then she accepts. · Seo-yeon sits across from Alex. · They begin talking naturally. · Alex asks: · “Do you usually come here?” · Seo-yeon replies: · “Sometimes. I like places where nobody expects anything from me.” · Alex understands what she means. · He says: · “That sounds nice.” · Seo-yeon looks at him. · She asks: · “What about you?” · Alex smiles. · “I’m still trying to figure out where I belong in Seoul.” · Seo-yeon asks: · “Are you planning to stay?” · Alex pauses. · He answers honestly: · “I don’t know yet.” · He explains that he came to Korea after a difficult period in his life. · He does not give every detail about his breakup. · He simply says: · “I needed a change. A new place. Something different.” · Seo-yeon listens carefully. · She does not treat him with pity. · She simply says: · “Sometimes a new place helps you see your life differently.” · Alex looks at her. · He smiles. · “I think you might be right.” · SCENE 7 — TWO PEOPLE, TWO DIFFERENT LIVES · Their conversation becomes more relaxed. · Alex asks Seo-yeon what she likes to do when she is not working. · Seo-yeon says she likes quiet cafés, walking around Seoul, eating at small restaurants, and shopping without a schedule. · Alex smiles. · “So basically, you like doing normal things.” · Seo-yeon replies: · “I do.” · She looks at him seriously for a moment. · “Being recognized everywhere makes normal things surprisingly difficult.” · Alex understands. · He says: · “I guess people see the actress before they see you.” · Seo-yeon becomes slightly surprised by his comment. · She asks: · “And what do you see?” · Alex thinks for a moment. · He answers naturally: · “Right now?” · He smiles. · “Someone who wanted a quiet coffee.” · Seo-yeon looks at him for a moment. · Then she smiles warmly. · The moment is subtle and sincere. · SCENE 8 — A SMALL PROMISE · Seo-yeon checks the time. · She realizes she has to leave soon. · She stands up. · Seo-yeon says: · “I should go.” · Alex nods. · “Sure.” · Seo-yeon pauses before leaving. · She looks at him. · “Maybe we’ll run into each other again.” · Alex smiles. · “In this city? Apparently anything is possible.” · Seo-yeon laughs softly. · She puts on her cap and leaves the café. · Alex watches her leave for only a moment, then returns his attention to his coffee. · He smiles to himself. · SCENE 9 — OUTSIDE THE CAFÉ · Seo-yeon walks outside. · Mr. Park is waiting nearby in the car. · She gets into the back seat. · Mr. Park looks at her through the mirror. · He notices that she seems unusually cheerful. · Mr. Park asks: · “Good coffee?” · Seo-yeon smiles. · “Something like that.” · Mr. Park says nothing more. · The car drives away. · SCENE 10 — THE END OF THE DAY · Back inside the café, Alex looks through his phone. · He opens the Korean language information he had searched earlier. · He smiles. · Alex says quietly: · “Okay. Korean lessons.” · He looks out the café window at Seoul. · Alex thinks: · “Maybe staying here a little longer isn't such a bad idea.” · Final panel: · A wide evening view of Seoul with modern buildings, traffic, pedestrians, and warm city lights. · Alex is visible through the café window in the foreground. · The final feeling is hopeful, calm, and romantic without being overly dramatic. · END OF CHAPTER 3.