“Thanks for doing me a favor,” Song Jae-Hee put her hands together and thanked Woo-Jin.

Song Jae-Hee was currently shooting a romantic comedy and had asked Woo-Jin to appear as a guest star on it, to which he readily accepted. He would be playing the female lead’s first love. Even though he wouldn’t have much screen time, it was a significant cameo. Fortunately, it would be released two months before Red Enemy, so there wouldn’t be an overlap. Nonetheless, as it was a comedy, the character he’d be playing was not particularly cool but was somewhat a wreck. Thus, she was apprehensive that Woo-Jin might not be interested.

“As I mentioned before, I’ve been meaning to play a character like that,” Woo-Jin said. A stalker with a delusional disorder who happened to be a third-generation chaebol! Woo-Jin was busy chuckling as he read the script. When Woo-Jin complimented the script for being well-written, Song Jae-Hee shrugged and praised herself for having a good eye.

“Director Choi must have said he liked this movie, huh?”

“Yeah! He liked it because there isn’t any forced development for a romantic com….” Song Jae-Hee stopped talking and started blushing. After seeing her act this way, Woo-Jin congratulated her. He could guess that Director Choi Yi-Geon and Song Jae-Hee had started dating for a while now as they had been in contact with one another.

“Does CEO Jang know about this...