Breakup Adjustment Period

After seven long years of unrequited love, Seoha has finally had enough. Trapped in a stagnant relationship built on nothing more than a physical connection, he decides to call it quits. [Let’s stop this. The contract is over.] “And who gave you permission to end it?” To his surprise, the very person he’s loved since he was twenty—his long-time crush, Kwon Taejoo—refuses to let him go. Though briefly taken aback, Seoha regains his composure. After all, he’s spent seven years pining for Taejoo, and even the casual relationship lasted seven years. Before he buries the past for good, he makes one final move to reclaim control. “Then, I have one condition. No hotels. Let’s go on seven real dates.” Thus begins seven meetings—not as lovers, not as friends—just two people on the edge of goodbye. They’ve never truly faced each other’s hearts. How will this clumsy, childish tug-of-war end? This is their Breakup Adjustment Period.

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