The aesthetics of in-house romance

Drinking is harmful, representation is worse.

At the end of a dinner party, Eun-woo has a one-night stand with a representative who is as unrealistic in his background and personality as he is arrogant.

Eun-woo is confused for a moment. It's not the time to be stunned.
After regaining his senses, Eun-woo decides to run away before the representative wakes up and asks him what he deserves for his pity.
The CEO is just as drunk as Eun-woo, so she thinks she can get away with it if she pretends not to notice.

On her way to work, she bumps into him in the lift,

‘Why did you go first, I'll wake you up.’

He knew the whole truth of the day.

‘It's not an excuse,’ I said, ’but I was so drunk that day that I had to stop....... I'm sorry.’
‘Well, I don't know what you're sorry about, because there's a lot to be sorry about.’
‘I think ...... everything that happened that day was my fault.’
‘I mean, you need to be specific so I can understand: are you sorry for eating me, sorry for eating me, sorry for eating me, or sorry for not making eye contact with me on the subject of eating me?’

In return for her sympathy, the CEO demanded accountability and nailed her to the wall.
It's bad enough to be a modern-day Nobi, but the responsibility was to have a relationship?

Eun-woo ended up in a relationship that neither party knew about.

Life is not easy.