Hwang Han-young

"How about we really sleep together?" Forced into a two-year contract marriage to stand in for her half-sister, who fell into a coma after an accident, Geunyoung sets one condition for her husband-to-be, Tae Igeon: \[Special Clause. The contract ends when Lee Hyun-joo wakes up.] A marriage in name only, what was supposed to be a temporary arrangement takes an unexpected turn with Igeon’s change of heart. "How about we really sleep together?" Amid confusion, anxiety, and a storm of emotions, Geunyoung walks toward the end of this marriage. "You’ve won, Mr. Tae Igeon. Let’s sleep together." For a new beginning.

"...How did you know?" "I didn't think I'd ever find you and leave you alone until now." Hee-soo was working at a cafe by day and a bar by night, drowning in her uncle's debt. Then, Seok-hyun, her boyfriend of seven years, shows up in front of her. Hee-soo is always in need of money, and Seok-hyun makes her an offer she can't refuse. "That money, I'll probably never be able to pay you back." "So. You'll give me your body to make up for it?" "If that's okay with you." The moment I held his hand, even though I knew I couldn't. Seven years of bad blood was about to repeat itself.

A businesswoman who is in her thirties, Yugyeong Seo. She’s in a relationship that seems to be sinking every second. One day, her younger brother’s friend, Ijun Gwon, abruptly comes into her life physically and mentally, starting an odd cohabitation. Ijun Gwon, although he is the perfect house husband material, good at all kinds of house chores, he seems to dislike treating Yugyeong as a senior. Why does he care for her so much? Why does he not like to treat her as Nuna? Well, maybe this cohabitation is rather impure.