Two hours went by in a flash. Apart from the few customers who had put him in an awkward situation, Woo-Jin found the whole experience relatively enjoyable. He shook the hands of every customer that was still waiting in line and gave them his autograph, reducing their disappointment.

“Oh, the cup of coffee I was drinking is gone.”

Woo-Jin looked around the counter after the event ended. The cup of coffee he drank from time to time while serving the customers had gone missing. The coffee was also one of the products Woo-Jin was endorsing – he had signed a contract with them a few days ago. Thus, he had intentionally brought it with him. From what Woo-Jin could remember, it seemed like there were a few sips left, so he was rather bewildered when he found out it went missing.

“I’m guessing one of the customers took it.”

“There was some coffee left though. Could they have thought it was trash and just threw it away?”

After hearing Chae Woo-Jin’s naive remark, the store manager smiled awkwardly and told him that could have been the case. Woo-Jin turned down the dinner invitation with the department store executives by using his tight schedule as an excuse; he was very exhausted and drained.

“Fansign events must be even more tiring than this, right?” Woo-Jin had never...