Gijeogijiman Neomuhan

Jang Chu-Gong is trapped working for a notorious "black company," an exploitative corporation where employees are effectively bound to their jobs with no hope of ever resigning. When he takes a pregnancy test and sees two distinct lines, his mind immediately jumps to the worst possible medical conclusion: he is absolutely convinced that he has testicular cancer. Rather than despairing, this grim self-diagnosis fills him with unexpected joy, as it finally offers him a legitimate excuse to leave work and head home early. Waiting in that very home is Dae Beom-Su, a man who has been held captive within its walls for the past two years. Having finally managed to secure a rare day of sick leave from his own grueling obligations, Beom-Su is ecstatic at the prospect of spending the entire day indulging himself with Chu-Gong. He eagerly anticipates having his way with his captor without any interruptions or time constraints. However, Chu-Gong's triumphant return and Beom-Su's anticipated plans are abruptly derailed by a shocking revelation. Instead of the terminal diagnosis Chu-Gong was happily expecting, the truth proves far more bewildering: he does not have testicular cancer at all—he is pregnant.