You said you wanted to see me eating, and here it is
Uncensored video length 1 minute 57 seconds

Traveling alone in Munich, Germany, just landed, and my phone started ringing non-stop. I swiped a bit, saw an Asian face, chatted a few sentences, and found out he's a Chinese doctor working here; we'll temporarily call him 'Chinese Doctor'.

His chatting style is very different, not rushed, not throwing topics randomly, but very organized.
While recommending local spots and restaurants, he naturally steered the conversation to meeting up in the evening.
That rhythm makes you think he's a very rational and restrained person.

We agreed to have dinner later, but the plan went awry the moment he stepped into my hotel room door.

After he came in, he didn't rush to speak, just naturally looked around the environment, then closed the distance.
That approach wasn't like probing; it was more like he had already decided what to do next.

That moment was quite contradictory. On one hand, I thought he was very rational, on the other hand, I was led by his transformed rhythm.
In a completely unfamiliar city, meeting someone who seems very reliable, but the way he approaches you is nothing like what you originally expected.

In the video, you'll see that moment of his transformation more clearly.
From 'doctor mode' to another state, it's really just the distance of closing a door.