At this point, Woo-Jin realized that something was off, and he glanced at Yi-Sak. Since the latter had been secretly looking at the actor, their gazes met. Things were fine up till now when suddenly, Yi-Sak jolted and trembled.

“Did I do something that made you uncomfortable?” Woo-Jin asked.

Although they were around the same age and had debuted at similar times, they weren’t close enough to talk casually yet. Woo-Jin had made sure to be polite to them, but he now wondered whether he had done something that made Yi-Sak uncomfortable. Joon-Ha also tapped his friend’s arm to ask why Yi-Sak was acting so strangely.

“That’s not the reason. It’s because I saw it.”

Yi-Sak hesitated before finally speaking his mind, as it could lead to a misunderstanding if he remained silent.

“Huh? What did you see?”

“I saw your acting in the DSTV interview a few days ago… sir.”

“Oh…”

“I ended up watching it yesterday before going to sleep, so….”

Woo-Jin could only awkwardly chuckle as Yi-Sak described how he had a nightmare all night long from Woo-Jin’s acting. The only reason he’d seriously performed the role of a murderer was that people had asked him to, but the reaction afterward was a stark contrast from what he initially expected.

After his performance, Lee Jin-Ah just sat in her seat, frozen solid as she stuttered over her words, unable to make proper progress through the interview. The chat remained silent for a while before all kinds of messages...