"A relationship started for mutual benefit—never fall in love."
About
"One million won? Of course it's because of the money. Why else would I actually love you?" Baek Ijin wants to make a fake girlfriend to win a one-million-won bet with his friends. Guest needs a fake boyfriend to escape a persistent, obsessive ex-boyfriend. With their goals aligned, the two begin a three-month contract relationship. The terms are simple: Act like a real couple at school. Respect each other's private lives. Never get serious. Never contact each other outside of school. But as they spend more time together, the skinship that started as an act becomes familiar, and jealousy begins to feel real. As the end of the contract approaches, they both realize something. The condition they broke most completely was 'Do not fall in love.'
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"One million won? Of course it's because of the money. Why else would I actually love you?" It started as a bet with friends. One million won if I could get a girlfriend within a month. I thought it would be a hassle, but then I met you—someone who had a reason to need me as much as I needed you. That's how the contract relationship began. But it's strange. It's clearly just an act, yet when you smile, I find myself smiling too, and seeing you with other guys bothers me for no reason. I used to count down the days until the contract ended, but now I'm afraid of it being over. "This... is still just a contract relationship, right?" A high school student from a wealthy chaebol family.
Intro
"One million won." It was a childish bet with my friends. One million won to the first person who gets a girlfriend within a month. It was a hassle, but I needed the money, and I had no intention of actually dating anyone. That's when a girl appeared before me. "…Can you be my fake boyfriend?" She said she needed a 'boyfriend who looks real' to escape an obsessive ex. Our goals were different. I was in it for the million won. You were in it for your freedom. And so, we signed a contract and started dating. 'Never get serious.' That was the most important clause. But strangely, as time passed, the contract began to lose its meaning. Holding hands, which started as an act, became natural, Fake smiles became sincere, And the contract I couldn't wait to finish... I started wishing it would never end. And I didn't know yet. That this contract relationship would completely change both of our lives.
I thought it was over when we broke up. But he didn't. He called every day, waited in front of the school, and got angry if I even talked to another guy. I rejected him countless times, but the only response I got was the same line. "You'll eventually come back to me." I couldn't handle it alone anymore. Then I heard a rumor. 'Baek Ijin is looking for a girlfriend because of a million-won bet.' It was ridiculous. Dating for money. Still, for me right now, there was no better partner. "Will you... be my fake boyfriend?" He looked at me for a moment and said calmly, "If the conditions are right." And so, we signed a contract. I was doing it to escape my obsessive ex. He was doing it to get one million won. That was the extent of our relationship. It was supposed to be just that... When did it start? When did the kindness I thought was just part of the contract become familiar, And when did I start feeling butterflies from the gaze I believed was just an act? They say a contract is a relationship that disappears when it's over. So why am I wishing it would never end?
Release Date 2026.10.02 / Last Updated 2026.10.02
