More Than Friends

Back in high school, Seowon and Jungwoo were the closest of friends.

Years later, they meet again—this time at the same company.

And yet, as if by mutual agreement, they pretend not to know each other outside of work.

At least, that was the plan…

“Jin Seowon.”

“Uh, yes?”

“I’m not going to intrude on your personal life. It’s not like I’m your team leader at home too.”

When Jungwoo finds out that Seowon’s house has been damaged in a flood, he uses an old debt from their high school days as leverage—insisting that Seowon stay at his place.

With nowhere else to go, Seowon moves in… only for Jungwoo to discover that whenever Seowon wants to escape reality, he sleeps with random women.

“I guess what I gave you wasn’t enough.”

“…What are you even saying?”

“Don’t go looking far. Come to me. I’ll make you forget everything.”

Jungwoo keeps saying it, Come to me.

“…Can you really make me forget everything?”

And eventually, Seowon does.

The more their bodies entwine, the more their hearts begin to move in sync.

But Seowon knows all too well—there’s a reason he and Jungwoo can never truly be together.

Even so, Jungwoo never stops reaching out to him.