Cheongyeon demands a divorce from Dohyun to end their three years of marriage.
“I think we've seen the absolute worst of each other by now, so let's just end it here. Divorce me, Dohyun.”
And just like that, Yoo Cheongyeon becomes a divorced man, on top of already being a high school graduate and a former member of a failed idol group. He struggles to start acting again—a career he had given up due to Dohyun's opposition—but his ex-husband is acting strange, to say the least.
“A sponsor... you say?”
In the end, Dohyun goes as far as making a sponsorship offer to Cheongyeon.
“Meet me once a week, every Friday evening.”
“Why should I accept a sponsorship from you, Director?”
“Because I can get you cast in that drama. As the lead role, of course.”
“Fine. On the condition that there is no physical contact. It's not like you're making this offer because you want to sleep with me anyway.”
“What makes you think that sex is the one thing I won't demand from you?”
“Of course sex is included. Isn't that the basic condition of a sponsorship?”
