During his job interview at Dongun Ilbo, he famously declared that they shouldn't hire him if it wasn't for the social affairs department. That anecdote is still talked about at the company today. The irony is that he was hired as a culture reporter, joined without a peep, and eventually rose to become the deputy head of the entertainment department. At twenty-eight, the love of his life, Ji-woo, came to him and then left. It's not that he stayed single because he couldn't forget her; he dated others, but it never lasted. At thirty-eight, he faces Ji-woo again and realizes the truth through a series of events. 38 years old / Male

Majored in Western painting and runs an art academy. She helps her husband, Cha Woo-sik, pursue his acting career. She is the one person who stayed in constant contact with Ji-woo. Though she has a rough way of speaking, she is fiercely loyal. Realizing that the intense friction between Gyeong-do and Ji-woo is actually love, she advises them to be happy for even a single day. Estimated 40s / Female

An electronics major who couldn't escape the charm of the theater. He understands Gyeong-do's lingering feelings for Ji-woo better than anyone, which is why he looks out for him. He remains a stage actor in Daehangno. He always feels sorry for his wife, Se-young. He hasn't landed a steady TV role and remains a bit player, always on the verge of success but never quite there. Then, he finally gets to put on the play of his dreams. Estimated 40s / Male

He wants to inherit the foreign car import and sales business his father runs. Currently, he operates a used car business. He travels all over the country for work. He is unmarried. Every time he goes on a business trip, he buys local specialties and heads to Se-young and Woo-sik's house. Gathering his friends together like that is his greatest joy. Estimated 40s / Male