“Do you drive to school yourself?”

The director asked from the back as Woo-Jin got in the driver’s seat.

“Yes, I do. I was being a nuisance to my manager by asking him to drive me every day, so I got my license not long ago.”

“Then you must be a beginner driver…”

Only then did the ‘new driver’ sticker stuck on the back window enter the director’s eyes.

“I haven’t gotten in any accidents yet,” Woo-Jin replied.

Contrary to the director’s concerns, Woo-Jin drove very skillfully. Woo-Jin changed lanes on roads with a lot of traffic so naturally that no one would think he had started driving about one month ago.

Only then did the director and video jockey let out a sigh of relief. Woo-Jin grinned as he watched their reactions.

“Didn’t you use public transport frequently in the past?” asked the director.

Woo-Jin had mentioned it in one of his initial interviews and was often seen taking public transport until last winter. There were many stories talking about Woo-Jin’s incognito appearances in public.

“I did. But more people have started recognizing me since the new year, and it was disturbing the others around me.”

Woo-Jin couldn’t use public transport for the same reason as why he couldn’t go to the library. The noise and commotion around him would bother others, and Woo-Jin didn’t want to be a nuisance. Additionally, since it was more crowded in public areas, there were higher chances of some undesirable incident happening. Thus, Woo-Jin had no choice but to drive a car.

The director attentively...