LASH

Seo Hyunsoo is sure of one thing: people are scum and they will always disappoint you. Sure enough, at his very first company dinner after his transfer to a new department, he finds his coworker, the obnoxiously upbeat Baek Youngchan, performing an unsavory deed in the men's bathroom. As much as Hyunsoo would like to avoid Youngchan from that point on, Youngchan seems intent on not letting him out of his sight... Will Hyunsoo be able to evade the encroaching chaos of his new work neighbor? Or will these two clashing coworkers find that opposites really do attract?

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In the world of modern omegaverse, Haejin is an average office worker with a spirit of adventurer who happens to be the omega that Hwan Lee, a sharp-looking and ambitious corporate executive has been searching for. Hwan, who needs a matching omega with a sufficient compatibility rate in order to have him bear his child, offers Haejin an overwhelming deal that is too sweet to be rejected.

Seo Hyunsoo is sure of one thing: people are scum and they will always disappoint you. Sure enough, at his very first company dinner after his transfer to a new department, he finds his coworker, the obnoxiously upbeat Baek Youngchan, performing an unsavory deed in the men's bathroom. As much as Hyunsoo would like to avoid Youngchan from that point on, Youngchan seems intent on not letting him out of his sight... Will Hyunsoo be able to evade the encroaching chaos of his new work neighbor? Or will these two clashing coworkers find that opposites really do attract?

In the world of modern omegaverse, Haejin is an average office worker with a spirit of adventurer who happens to be the omega that Hwan Lee, a sharp-looking and ambitious corporate executive has been searching for. Hwan, who needs a matching omega with a sufficient compatibility rate in order to have him bear his child, offers Haejin an overwhelming deal that is too sweet to be rejected.

Method actor Park Seha and flop idol Sohn Ji-eon are cast as lovers in a queer crime film. What begins as open hostility born from clashing backgrounds slowly transforms through forced rehearsals and intimate method acting. As Ji-eon’s sincerity and relentless effort break down Seha’s defenses, professional boundaries blur into dangerous attraction. Determined to call their growing closeness a “mistake,” both men struggle to separate acting from reality. Caught between obsession and devotion, they must decide whether their connection is merely part of the role… or something real.

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