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YAAASS FINALLY. Jinseok did not disappoint. He ate his costar up! Those sucking sounds when Yonyu was kissing Woohyuk's neck were so hot. 🤭

It amused me that Yonyu got all gussied up to compete with the cafe owner for Woohyuk's attention.

NEVER FAIR (2025, KOREA)

Episode 3 of 4

Available on SUKFILM YOUTUBE CHANNEL

Uh Yeok is feeling inferior to his "brother" like a child when On Yu (YOO JIN SEOK - the only actor identified on the MDL Page) invokes a curfew on him.

Background: Uh Yeok is 25 and seeking work in Seoul and to do so he is living with his "bro" On Yu (the son of his mother's best friend) They haven't seen each other in a long time but now it appears an attraction has developed especially for On Yu, a successful best selling author. On Yu allows Uh Yeok to live rent free in exchange for household chores (essentially a housekeeper)

Uh Yeok secures a job in a bar and his boss seems to have an immediate affection for him. Invoking On Yu's jealousy. On Yu insist Uh Seok adhere to a curfew of midnight.

With his boss' influence Uh Yeok skips curfew to have drinks with the boss (and 2 Girls at first...they leave)

When Uh Yeok arrives home late he is drunk and his big brother is awake and annoyed.

When Uh Yeok passes out after a mild confrontation with On Yu. The latter steals a kiss (non con) but Uh Yeok wakes up and the kiss becomes consensual as Uh Yeok allows it (but he's drunk so we're in murky waters)

The Finale is next week

불공정 연애 / Never Fair

school friend offers the main to move into his apartment for job reasons

said school friend is a writer

also bit bossy, sus and lowkey flirty

main doesn't need to pay rent for the room but

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...... 😶

A time when roses couldn't grow when hope would turn to dust When silver coated all the floors and wind would smell like rust

I thought a better life would come a promise of relief but only felt the ashes fall in endless days of grief

A letter written signed and sealed with secrets from our past A moment folded back in time when scars were meant to last