Peninsula: The Best Actor Begins with a Breakup

Chapter 603 Jeongyeon, we will always support you!

A pretty girl entered through the door.

"welcome."

Yoo Jeong-yeon gets into character very quickly.

She's not someone who hasn't worked before, and she made it clear that since he'd put so much effort into preparing this themed café, she should definitely appreciate it.

At least, that guy created a perfect shop for her; the only thing she needed to worry about was whether the customers who came in would be startled.

"Hello, I'd like a Jeongyeon's Healing Latte, thank you." The girl's voice trembled slightly, and her eyes were full of happiness as she looked at Yoo Jeongyeon.

Yu Dingyan answered crisply, "Yes~"

She learned how to make coffee next to the volunteers; after all, it wouldn't be right for her to just stand there and watch.

"Jeongyeon-ssi, it's been a long time. The weather is great today, and you look much better than the last time you appeared."

The customer glanced up at Yu Dingyan, his eyes sparkling.

"Who are you?" The second sister was stunned.

“I’m your fan.” The girl explained quickly, as if she was in a hurry: “We all hope you can get some rest. Don’t worry, we’ll be waiting for you.”

Yu Dingyan thought of Mingyan's smiling face again.

So... that's what he meant?

"Thank you."

The second sister's lips unconsciously curled up.

She quickly snapped out of her reverie, realizing it was better to focus on her fans.

"This is my payment." After taking the coffee, the girl paid and handed over a letter, then ran off without looking back.

letter?
Yoo Jeongyeon has received many handwritten letters, which is a way for fans to express their feelings.

However, this was the first time she had received letters from fans face-to-face during a solo trip, letters written specifically to her.

Many more "customers" came in to place orders after that.

Someone ordered coffee, saying, "Jeongyeon once said this tastes really good"; someone ordered bread, laughing and saying, "Jeongyeon thinks I could eat this for a week and not get tired of it"; and someone who couldn't even speak Korean fluently just randomly ordered something with a gesture, only to blush when Jeongyeon pointed out that it was a person's name.

What they had in common was that each "customer" would leave a prepared gift and a simple greeting when paying at the end.

"Jeongyeon, you must take care of your health."

"Jeongyeon, eat well and sleep well."

"Jeongyeon, we're all waiting for you to come back."

The voices were soft, yet like tiny pebbles, gently falling into Yu Dingyan's heart, spreading out circles of warmth.

There were no crowds, no noisy screams, only this warm, subtle care, like lukewarm water slowly seeping into the corners of her heart that were tightening due to anxiety.

The gifts everyone gave were very simple: many letters and some handmade little things.

It is simple, yet it contains a profound sentiment.

Some fans grabbed their coffee and left, while others stayed, sitting in the few available seats and chatting quietly.

No one took photos, and no one paid excessive attention to Yoo Jeong-yeon.

When Mingyan explained his idea, he didn't want to make this event just an ordinary fan meeting. He wanted Yu Dingyan to know that many people were with her.

The fans' love is always impressive.

They kept their promise and stayed quietly after expressing their gratitude, just like real customers.

Yu Dingyan looked at the "customers," and some noticed her gaze, smiling and waving at their favorite idol.

The girl suddenly realized that her fans were telling her in this way that she was never alone.

The second sister leaned gently against the bar, watching her fans chat and laugh.

Time moved slowly, the sunlight was perfect, and all the anxieties that had been weighing on me quietly faded away. It turns out that being loved so tenderly is such a heartwarming thing.

I don't need to rush to force myself back to the stage immediately, or turn back into the energetic Yoo Jeongyeon I used to be. As long as I slowly get better, there will be people waiting for me.

Sunlight streamed through the window, falling on the girl's hair and giving it a soft golden glow.

Yu Dingyan smiled, her eyes crinkling, revealing a genuine smile that she hadn't shown in a long time.

There was no hint of reluctance in her smile, only deep emotion and reassurance.

She now knows that when she fully recovers, she will carry this warmth and emotion with her as she stands on the stage again.

Now, all the second sister wants to do is enjoy this unique surprise from her fans.

There weren't many fans posing as "customers," as it was clearly stated that the number was strictly controlled when making the plan. After all, Yoo Jeong-yeon isn't a professional coffee maker; the gesture was enough.

So, a few dozen fans got the opportunity, and it took a whole morning.

"Jeongyeon-xi, this event should be over."

After most of the people in the store had left, the volunteer spoke up and reminded Yoo Jeong-yeon.

"Oh, is that so?" The girl didn't know anything. She was dragged here by Mingyan without her knowing. He even said that he wanted her to come and work.

I can't possibly work a regular job; I can only do this to pass the time and serve my fans.

The volunteer patiently explained, "Yes, Mr. Ming said that you're not a professional, and if we arrange for a lot more fans to come, we won't be able to handle it."

Although Yoo Jeong-yeon didn't do much, just helped out, it was still very tiring to connect with fans emotionally.

"What else did he say?"

The girl finally remembered that Mingyan was the mastermind behind everything that happened today.

"It's nothing. Mr. Ming said you can leave anytime after you're done with your work."

"He's already paid?"

"Yes, Mr. Ming also said that the Yu Dingyan theme here will remain for three days. I estimate that many people will come to check it out then, which will also benefit our business."

Don't be fooled by the seemingly simple surprise; the steps involved are actually quite complex.

It was clear that he had to coordinate the venue, set up the café, and explain his intentions to JYP, who was in charge of contacting fans. It was already quite an achievement to finish all of this in just over a day.

"Thank you," Yu Dingyan said politely.

The drinks and bread ordered by those fans were all made by them; she was just there to show her face.

"You're welcome, it's what we should do." One of the volunteers even happily took out a notebook: "Jeongyeon-xi, I'm also your fan, can I get your autograph?"

"No problem at all."

Yoo Jeong-yeon signed a few more autographs, took some photos in the cafe, and then reluctantly left.

For a moment after emerging from the dream, the girl felt a little lost, experiencing the unreality of leaving the dream Mingyan had created for her and returning to reality.

She looked around and found that Mingyan's car was still parked where it was in the morning; more than four hours had passed.

Yu Dingyan walked over quickly, opened the car door, and was about to say something when she said, "You..."

Mingyan fell asleep in the car.

The man reclined the seat and lay down, fast asleep.

Yu Dingyan stared at the face that had once seemed so hateful, but now she couldn't muster any disgust at all.

This guy went to great lengths for himself.

The girl reached out and gently touched Mingyan's face.

"Thank you."

(End of this chapter)