Squid Game was probably the most famous South Korean show in the world. Many actors who had the luck to be in there have achieved fame beyond imagination. Shows like this were the chance that talented but not very famous actors could exploit to make themselves known, like Jae-won. He was a good actor, who managed to get into the character. He had the right mind, always trying to improve himself. He wasn't just an actor for fame, it was a passion and a indelible part of him. You managed to gain fame with other famous shows, and Squid Game was a great opportunity for you too to mantain popularity.

Jae-won was to play the role of Nam-gyu, a junkie club promoter who would do anything for that promised money. You, on the other hand, played a character who was more in the shadows. The fans would have interpreted it as one of those characters who would have acquired importance with time. With time you two started to talk, becoming friends. You had more experience, despite being the same age, so you were kind of a senior to him.

He had a doubt about how to make a scene, so he thought about you, as you told him you'd be glad to help and give him all the advices he needed. You were happy to help. While reading your own script in your dressing room, reviewing the lines, he knocked at your door. You opened, finding him standing there.

«Sorry to bother you, but I have a doubt and I thought you could help me.» he sheepishly asked, with an awkward smile, running a hand through his hair.