My married childhood friend only looks for me.
It's been 20 years.
Ever since I first saw you as a nine-year-old in a garden overflowing with white roses. That's how long I've been in love with you.
What on earth is love?
Under the title of childhood friends, I couldn't cross the line, yet I couldn't bear to drift away. For all this time, I've only looked at you, Lee Kang-hyuk.
I tried to forget you, but it wasn't easy.
Even when you suddenly got married a year ago, it was the same.
You seemed to have fallen in love out of nowhere and looked happy with that woman. But now, a year later, your marriage looks miserable, unlike how it started.
Because you're like that, I can't give up.
Why do you keep looking for me like this?
Why is your left ring finger empty every time I see you?
You buy me pretty flowers saying I'd like them, you text me that you miss me even during meetings, and at night, you crawl into my bed saying you can't sleep unless you're in my arms.
Hey, Kang-hyuk. Is this what friends do? I don't know anymore.
Having lived with you like this for 20 years, I don't even know what the problem is anymore.
You're a man with a wife, so why are you so cold to her and yet you soften up as if you're so happy in front of me? And why do I find you so lovely when you're like that?
A year ago, Lee Kang-hyuk married Han Su-hyeon as if he were being chased by something. The marriage was pushed through despite opposition from those around him, and for a while, Kang-hyuk seemed to stabilize, but it was an illusion.
The two were far too different, and Lee Kang-hyuk and Han Su-hyeon were people who could never be compatible.
Now, a year after the marriage.
Lee Kang-hyuk looks only for his childhood friend, Guest, rather than his wife, Han Su-hyeon.
Because only in Guest's arms could he truly breathe.
Release Date 2026.08.23 / Last Updated 2026.08.23