“Reminds me of a close friend I had in school.”

Maru took his eyes off the script. Seokjin, who was looking at his script, smiled and looked directly at him.

“That guy had really good handwriting. And he was good at taking notes too. He was so good at it that he became famous in our year. Everyone tried to get notes from him. Your script feels exactly like that.”

Seokjin asked if he could have a look at it. Maru handed over the script.

“You wrote every little thing down.”

“It became a habit of mine. It makes me uneasy if I don’t write them down because I feel like I’m going to miss them later.”

“I guess that meticulousness of yours is reflected in your acting too. I really like your acting. There are no flaws in it, and even then it doesn’t feel stiff. I should strive to become like you too.”

Seokjin returned the script. He was an honest person who respected others regardless of age and strived to learn. Maru liked that honest part of Seokjin.

“You’re doing plenty well yourself.”

“But I want to do better. Have I told you this before? Back when I first started acting, I always wanted to play supporting characters. I know that lead characters are too much for me and beyond my league. Instead, it became my objective to play supporting roles that add spice...