Transcript (en)

So, come on, out with it. Tell me your secret. Excuse me? I went for coffee with you. The trick with the watch. He thought his identity had been exposed and secretly felt relieved. You don't want to know because it would ruin the mystery. Do you enjoy the mystery too much to ruin it? I can see it in your eyes. Can you? Yes. They locked eyes. Lisa immediately sensed it. There was a subtle spark of chemistry between them. She said it was getting late. Jack quickly asked if she was free in the next few days. If it had been before, Lisa would have probably said no. But after spending time with Jack, she had developed a strong liking for this man. She had only met for a single day. When faced with the invitation again, she didn't make excuses or dodge it. Instead, she happily said yes. The next morning, Lisa was about to head out with her best friend. To visit a museum, there was a knock at the door. A waiter stood there with an elegantly prepared dessert. Lisa said she didn't order it. The waiter said someone else had ordered it for her. Lisa hesitated, then accepted the letter. Then she invited the waiter inside. Her gossip-loving best friend came out to see what was going on. The letter had Jack's name on it. She exchanged a look with her friend for a moment. Then she turned back to the waiter, trying to find out who Jack was and what he did for a living. But the waiter, who had been strictly instructed, wouldn't tell her anything. He refused to talk about it further. The waiter made an excuse about work and left the room. But someone with a prince-like, highly visible identity. I couldn't stay hidden for long. According to their original travel plan, the two went to the city's most famous museum. While Lisa was distracted by a decorative display, her friend saw a portrait that completely shocked her. She pointed at the painting that looked exactly like Jack, and seriously asked a staff member who he was. As expected, Jack's identity was revealed.