Beyond Our Marriage Contract

To shoulder the crushing burden of her father’s mounting medical bills, Ji-Wan enters into a pragmatic three-year marriage of convenience with Tae-Seong. Governed by strict legal terms, their arrangement is entirely transactional, anchored by a single condition: upon the contract's expiration, Ji-Wan will receive a substantial payout of one billion won. To maintain the illusion of a legitimate union without emotional entanglement, the contract explicitly prohibits any form of contact between them throughout the duration of the agreement. With the three-year term drawing to a close, just two weeks shy of the expiration date, Tae-Seong abruptly appears at Ji-Wan’s doorstep. To her utter bewilderment, he is now convinced that she is the love of his life. This sudden, erratic shift threatens everything Ji-Wan has endured the arrangement for. With her hard-earned financial settlement hanging in the balance, she must navigate Tae-Seong’s bewildering and unprompted devotion. As he clings desperately to a romance that was never part of the deal, Ji-Wan faces a critical question: will she still be able to walk away and claim the independent future she painstakingly planned?