YOON SODA

Eunsang Hahm just caught her boyfriend cheating, and Kyungwoo Kang, the CEO of her company, is engaged to someone he doesn’t love. They both agree to a mutually beneficial fake relationship. After all, it’s just a business deal, so… what could go wrong? But as the two begin their scheme, it is clear that their connection runs deeper than what is written in their contract. With his rich family set on finding out the truth, and her nosy coworkers and the media watching their every move, how long will they be able to keep up the charade?

"Let’s have a child.” “Do you know how babies are made?” This is how the uneasy marital relationship that devours each other began. Seung-jae, the grandson of the group and in competition for successor, enters into a contract marriage with Yeon-woo, who grew up as the hidden daughter of a chaebol. She was chosen because he thought she was the best partner to obey his words and maintain a superficial marital relationship, but after marriage they began to seep into each other little by little. However, the two people are unable to completely open up to each other, misunderstanding each other, and the conflict deepens. Yeon-woo, who was trying to continue her marriage for Seung-jae, decides to end this marriage for him, and discovers the clues to the terrible incident in the chaebol family hidden behind the two people's marriage...

Rumor has it that Chae Harin is sleeping with her boss, Director Moon Junghoo. Then one steamy night, she does. Harin wants their relationship to stay physical, but Junghoo keeps confessing. He insists that Harin loves him as well as his body... and she's afraid he might be right! Still, Harin's not willing to let Junghoo make promises he can't keep. Can Junghoo convince Harin to build something pure from their indecent romance? Or will she prove they're nothing more than another office scandal?

Rumor has it that Chae Harin is sleeping with her boss, Director Moon Junghoo. Then one steamy night, she does. Harin wants their relationship to stay physical, but Junghoo keeps confessing. He insists that Harin loves him as well as his body... and she's afraid he might be right! Still, Harin's not willing to let Junghoo make promises he can't keep. Can Junghoo convince Harin to build something pure from their indecent romance? Or will she prove they're nothing more than another office scandal?