Recolor

Lee Eunha lives a quiet life running a small café in Daehak-ro.

He prefers relationships devoid of emotion—connections that are purely physical, nothing more.

But one day, a customer who visits daily, leaving trails of interest with every glance, begins to get under his skin—Baek Yeonjun.

“About yesterday… I’m sorry. I was too drunk.

I caused quite a mess, unintentionally.”

“There’s nothing to apologize for… I was fine, actually. Last night.”

Without even trying to hide his feelings, Yeonjun continues to approach Eunha.

And one night, intoxicated and unguarded, Eunha ends up spending the night with him—without even remembering it the next morning.

“I wish you wouldn’t.”

“Wouldn’t what?”

“Go around meeting just anyone.”

“…Are you lecturing me right now?”

A second night follows, born from nothing but defiance and irritation.

But in its aftermath, Eunha comes face-to-face with a truth he never expected.

A relationship that began with misunderstanding—two people with opposing desires.

Can love truly blossom between them?