Seo In-guk's showroom confession ignites a tvN office romance

"All my kindness was romantic interest" Seo In-guk's direct confession

In the 6th episode of the tvN Monday-Tuesday drama 'See You at Work Tomorrow!' broadcast on the 7th, Kang Si-woo (played by Seo In-guk) and Cha Ji-yoon (played by Park Ji-hyun) confirmed their feelings for one another.

Until now, Kang Si-woo had been a character who kept people at a distance and maintained a cold attitude, even masking his feelings for Cha Ji-yoon as mere camaraderie to keep his distance. However, after finding Cha Ji-yoon trapped in the product showroom, Kang Si-woo revealed his true emotions, stating, "All my kindness was romantic interest toward Senior Cha."

Kang Si-woo also opened up about his inner struggles, having hesitated due to realistic reasons such as age and his divorce. He confessed his thought process, saying, "I didn't think I could pull Senior Cha into my life just because I liked her."

Romance sparked by a kiss, even a declaration to give up the trip to the US

As their sincere feelings met, the relationship between the two accelerated rapidly. Cha Ji-yoon found the courage to ask Kang Si-woo, who was planning to leave for the United States, "Please stay by my side," to which Kang Si-woo responded, "I can't leave Senior Cha behind."

This was followed by a kiss, signaling the start of their full-scale romance.

Through an epilogue, Kang Si-woo showed his certainty regarding Cha Ji-yoon by telling the CEO, who was trying to move up his schedule for the US trip, "Even if the project is a success, I am staying here."

Meanwhile, the broadcast recorded an average viewership rating of 4.3% based on Nielsen Korea's nationwide paid households.

An office romance capturing the changing seasons

'See You at Work Tomorrow!' depicts the process of seven-year veteran employee Cha Ji-yoon and her boss Kang Si-woo becoming special to one another. Director Jo Eun-sol mentioned 'seasonal atmosphere' as the directing point for this work.

Director Jo explained, "It starts in summer and ends in winter. I tried to capture the freshness of summer in episodes 1–4, the melodrama of autumn in episodes 5–8, and the coziness of winter in episodes 9–12," noting that she focused on directing so that viewers could feel the temperature, humidity, and air of each season. 'See You at Work Tomorrow!' airs every Monday and Tuesday at 8:50 PM on tvN.