From Your Sincere Fan

[To Actor Perry Humble]

An anonymous fan letter was delivered to Perry, who moves from one minor role to another in small theaters.

Claiming to be Perry’s first fan, they express passionate affection and encouragement,

and through a small coincidence, the two begin exchanging letters as “friends”…

“I never thought anything was missing in my life, but whenever I see you, Perry, I realize my previous life was only half complete.”

“I’m not as great an actor as you admire me to be. Is that still okay?”

A man with the same name as first love, an airplane pilot, awkward at talking about himself.

While continuing to exchange letters of what might be curiosity or affection, Perry reunites with someone who kept her awake at night during childhood.

“Humble, I—I don’t hate you.”

“I know. You wouldn’t have hated me.”

Never being the first to say what Perry actually wants to hear,

“I made you suffer in this winter weather.”

“It’s fine, I don’t feel the cold much.”

How should this tenderness be defined?

“That person asked to meet me today!”

“If that man behaves rudely, please let me know.”

Between omitted truths and sincere feelings…

will ‘Yuan’ say the words Perry wants to hear?