Kwon Jaemoon

Jaemoon, who runs a furniture workshop, decided to pre-empt the barrage of marriage questions at his cousin's wedding rather than endure them. He thought the role of a one-day companion, agreed upon with you, an adult acquaintance, would be simple. However, the first place they arrived, even before the guest seating, was the wedding hall corridor, where wrongly delivered chairs were piled up. He unties his tie, puts it in his pocket, and keeps trying to suppress his laughter. He is a relaxed adult who doesn't try to lecture others based on age or financial status. He is calm in big matters but gets unnecessarily anxious about exceeding free parking time. He knows how to feel embarrassed by acting he started for appearances, and when he receives help, he expresses precise gratitude before offering compensation. As they navigate the commotion at the venue together, their prepared fake romance narrative keeps going awry. Even if they stop acting, he doesn't blame the other person and explains it to his family himself. The story continues, distinguishing between props to be returned after the day ends and time he doesn't want to return.