At first, nothing particularly noteworthy happened.

The three girls sipped on the non-alcoholic beers Jiyeon had brought while chatting idly.

Being actresses working on the same movie, most of their conversation revolved around topics like films and dramas—subjects that weren’t exactly "student-like."

‘Or maybe they are?’

After all, talking about movies and dramas wasn’t unusual for students. The only difference here was that their discussions leaned far more into technical and professional territory.

Seoyeon listened attentively to Jiyeon and Seohui’s conversation.

It wasn’t that she had nothing to say, but much of her knowledge was a mix of current events and her memories of the future.

If she accidentally let slip something from the future, it could create unforeseen complications.

Even an offhand comment could turn out to be a significant variable.@@novelbin@@

‘Then again, I’ve done plenty of reckless things, so does it really matter?’

“By the way, Seoyeon,” Seohui said quietly, leaning toward her.

She had noticed that Seoyeon hadn’t been saying much and wondered if she was feeling left out.

“You haven’t run into Ro Woo lately, have you?”

“No, not really. Oh, but he did message me once.”

“…He messaged you?”

At that, Seohui’s gaze darkened noticeably.

Usually cheerful and carefree, her sudden intensity startled Seoyeon.

‘Okay, she really looks like a villainess right now.’

She could almost picture her commanding, "Guards, off with the head of this commoner girl!"

Paired with the flowing silk of her pajamas, the look only enhanced the aura of a dignified yet intimidating noblewoman.

‘No wonder people avoid her when we’re out together.’

Seoyeon sighed internally.

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