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Seol works at her aunt's cafe, which is quiet during the day but busier at night as a lounge bar. She and Yu Bin discuss the lack of customers, especially compared to the crowded cafe next door. Yu Bin reassures Seol that the owner cherishes the cafe, as it was her long-time dream.
Seol expresses her uncertainty about her future, reflecting on her past lack of dreams. Her aunt, who attended a good university, advises her to have courage and confidence, suggesting that these qualities are more important than school connections for her current aspirations.
Seol's friend asks about her aunt's MBTI, while Seol discovers the cafe's social media account is private. Seol confronts her aunt about it, who explains it's due to the risks of being a women-only bar. Seol suggests making the account public and offers to manage it, emphasizing that operating secretly hinders discoverability, but her aunt refuses to change her 'philosophy'.
Seol's friends visit the still-quiet cafe. They engage in a debate about celebrity preferences, specifically between Cate Blanchett and Kristen Stewart, with playful banter about their differing tastes. They encourage Seol to join social media more actively, teasing her about her current lack of online presence.
The friends ask Seol about her type in women. Initially hesitant, Seol describes her ideal type as someone with a 'good scent' that she can't forget. She then adds preferences for neatness, a bright smile, and a cute slight crease in the eyes.