“Me?” Maru responded.

“You are playing a lead character in your mid-twenties already. I’m envious. You’re both skilled and good-natured. I can’t find a flaw in you.”

“I was just lucky.”

“And you’re humble too. How can luck be responsible for everything? It’s all talent. An actor without skill like me won’t be able to do what you did even if I am given the opportunity.”

“That, you never know.”

Gyungho took a sip of rice wine before speaking,

“I don’t even want that big of a role. I wish I could play a small character that just has a name. I’ll start from an insignificant role and become bigger over time. Isn’t that what acting is about?”

Maru did not speak and kept smiling.

“But I can’t seem to find an opportunity like that. I don’t have enough connections so I’m kinda sad.”

Having come this far, he could take out his actual agenda naturally like he was just joking. Gyungho looked at Maru.

“Mr. Han. Don’t you have a director that you know? Please introduce me to one.”

It was just words he threw out there, but Maru shouldn’t be able to refuse easily. Maru was still smiling. Regardless of how he felt on the inside, he should look kind on the outside, and he probably didn’t want to let down those expectations.

After a while, Maru spoke,

“Introduce you? Well, sure. You’re a good actor, so there’s no reason for me not to.”

Gyungho smiled pleasantly. That was exactly the kind of answer he was expecting....