The Day We Cross the Line

Ji Hae young: a fixture of Seonam City Hall, a perpetual slumper, and a “has-been” on the brink of retirement. Despite being hounded by malicious comments, Hae young perseveres and heads to the Winter Olympics wearing the national team mark.
[‘Hyung, listen. If I… if I win 1st place, will you show me your face? Not just any 1st place-Number One in the world. At the biggest competition.’]
He was momentarily filled with anticipation at the thought of reuniting with the cute kid he met long ago. But that hope was short-lived.
“Can’t you go even one day without a man? First whoever, and now even a foreign guy. Fuck… you’re a total slut.”
That little kid had grown up to be an arrogant, “genius” athlete constantly embroiled in personality controversies.
“Wait, isn’t this a bit much? Going straight to the room like this?”
“What exactly is ‘a bit much’? Do you think just getting yourself off is enough? Especially after you got me all worked up like this?”
“When did I ever get you work-mmph!”
A feverish night passed like an accident.
Even as Hae young feels guilty toward Ju ho, who doesn’t recognize him, he finds himself increasingly drawn to him.
“Gong Ju ho. Do you… want to try dating?”
“Good choice. No one else is as good as me.”
Hae young, who thinks they are in a relationship, and Ju ho, who thinks they are just sex partners, begin a relationship of conflicting dreams.
‘Right. It’s not that I want to have sex with him… it’s just that it pisses me off to see this man, who looks so much like Hyung, spreading his legs for everyone right in front of me. I’m just stopping him for the duration of the Olympics.’
Ju ho also suppresses his own confusion, putting all his heart and soul into satisfying Hae young…
Will these two be able to safely secure both the gold medal and their past connection?