Let's Go to Oppa's House

Yu Ji-An, the owner of Cafe Florence, shares a bond with Choi Jae-Geon that feels far closer than the one he has with his actual sibling. As the successor to Hwaseong Construction, Jae-Geon carries a quiet but persistent anxiety over his inability to truly reach Ji-An or keep him close. Their dynamic shifts dramatically when an unexpected incident leaves Ji-An without a place to call home. For the first time, it is Ji-An who reaches out, simply saying, "Let's go to Oppa's house." With those words, their cohabitation begins. What starts as a living arrangement between two people accustomed to bickering and clashing soon transforms into something entirely different. The constant friction between them gradually gives way to an unfamiliar and charged atmosphere. When Jae-Geon casually invites him by saying, "Let's go to Oppa's room," Ji-An finds his heart unexpectedly fluttering at the single phrase. Beneath the surface of their everyday arguments, a new and undeniable tension begins to take hold, blurring the lines of their relationship in ways neither of them anticipated.