“What are you doing? Give me your autograph too.” Lee Soo-Hee waved her hands as she urged Ha Jae-Gun.

Ha Jae-Gun took over the book and held his pen. His autograph was signed on the white paper in a single stroke. It was his first time signing for someone else, and the curves seemed like they lacked confidence.

“She should be his girlfriend. She’s so pretty.”

“Let’s go. Writer Ha, it was nice to meet you.”

“Yes, yes. Goodbye.”

The two women left the cafe, but they could still be seen through the shopfront chattering excitedly over the photo they had taken earlier with Ha Jae-Gun.

“Oh~ Ha Jae-Gun~ You’ve become a famous writer.” Lee Soo-Hee teased as she pulled out the chair across from Ha Jae-Gun and sat down. “Shouldn’t you be wearing a hat when you’re out walking around like that? Actually, would a hat be enough? I think you should wear a mask, too.”

“Stop making fun of me. I’m not at that level yet. Plus, it was a coincidence, and they had good eyes for spotting me.”

Ha Jae-Gun looked up after finishing his autograph.

Lee Soo-Hee’s beautiful demeanor almost made him smile.

The beige V-neck blouse and gray pleated skirt went well with the autumn weather, and she looked so beautiful that Ha Jae-Gun almost blurted out ‘You’re pretty.’

“Here you go.”

“Thanks.” Lee Soo-Hee took the book back and checked out his autograph. She also found the autograph to be quite sloppy. However, there was an additional text below it.

[Ha Jae-Gun’s first-ever autograph for Lee Soo-Hee.]

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