Two Households

At the remarkably young age of twenty, Min-Seong finds himself stepping into the unexpected role of a landlord. Seeking to inspect his newly acquired property and ensure everything is in order, he pays a routine visit to the house. However, what should have been a simple check-up quickly takes an unforeseen turn when he discovers that the residence is already occupied. To his absolute astonishment, three stunning sisters have made the home their own, completely upending his expectations for the day. What initially appears to be a straightforward living arrangement soon begins to shift into something far more complex. As Min-Seong navigates this sudden proximity to the three captivating women, the boundaries between landlord and tenant start to blur. The seemingly innocent setup gradually evolves, pulling him deeper into a situation fraught with tension and temptation. The dynamic within the household grows increasingly unpredictable as ordinary interactions give way to charged encounters. For Min-Seong, managing his property becomes the least of his concerns. He is now entangled in a scenario that is equal parts dangerous and utterly irresistible, forcing him to confront desires and complications he never anticipated when he first took ownership of the house.