Seoyeon had recently begun establishing proper human relationships, and her confidence was steadily growing.

More and more students in her class had started approaching her to talk.

At this rate, having a large number of friends was practically inevitable.@@novelbin@@

In addition, her circle of actor colleagues—people she could consider workplace companions—was steadily expanding.

"Well, it feels a bit strange, but even Stella said I was good."

Though Stella’s idea of "good" might have been slightly different, it was still a compliment.

Even with Stella, who built walls around herself, Seoyeon had managed to get along.

So, it was only natural that she had recently begun to overestimate her communication skills.

Could it be that she was, in fact, already a social butterfly?

Brimming with confidence, Seoyeon feared nothing.

Even when Park Eunha expressed concerns about Arthur Diaz, Seoyeon thought, I already got along with Stella, didn’t I?

Though not as a friend, of course.

That was how she saw it, more or less.

But I mustn’t become arrogant.

The better things were going, the harder she needed to work.

In that sense, Seoyeon had recently been reading books about building relationships.

The opening lines of those books were almost always the same:

"Be someone who praises and encourages others."

It made sense.

So, as Seoyeon quietly waited in the GH Group conference room for Arthur to arrive, she repeatedly rehearsed in her head.

Stella said he’s a very famous actor overseas. According to her, she’s even taught Arthur Diaz a thing or two about acting.

If they had taught each other, they must have been close.

While Stella’s personality might be debatable, her acting skills were highly respected by Seoyeon.

Being compared to Stella essentially meant Arthur was one of the best actors of his generation, unmatched by his peers.

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