Personal Taste

Gaein becomes convinced that Jinho might be gay after a series of accidental encounters. Meanwhile, Gaein's boyfriend, Changryeol, struggles to end their relationship.

Gaein’s wedding crash leads to chaos, exposing her ex-friend and ex-boyfriend. Amidst her personal turmoil and debt, Jinho seeks a new place to stay and ends up rooming with Gaein, despite their initial hostility. The episode ends with comedic misunderstandings and hints at deeper character dynamics.

Jinho and Gaein navigate their misunderstanding about his sexuality, leading to humorous and awkward interactions. Gaein tries to make amends, while Inhui’s manipulative antics add drama. Jinho’s guilt over a worker's accident and financial troubles highlight deeper themes.

Jinho struggles with Gaein's drunken blunder about his sexuality. The roommates start to bond, revealing their vulnerabilities. Gaein tries to make amends by cooking dinner, but Jinho remains distant, only softening after a bout of food poisoning from her cooking. Amid awkward encounters and blossoming feelings, romantic entanglements grow more complex.

Heartbroken Gaein begs Jinho to help her transform herself. Jinho, after many refusals, agrees. Meanwhile, Inhui pursues Jinho despite his presumed sexuality. Director Choi unexpectedly arrives to meet Gaein, complicating the situation further.

At the party, Jinho rescues Gaein after a confrontation with Hyemi and Changryeol. He shows his affection by helping her with cramps and even kisses her while drunk, deepening their emotional bond despite misunderstandings about Jinho's feelings.

Changryeol asks Gaein to impersonate Inhui for his mother, adding to her emotional strain. Meanwhile, Jinho plans Gaein's final "womanhood" test. He befriends Director Choi, hinting there might be hidden motives behind this new alliance.

Jinho's reckless driving and father’s death weigh on him. Gaein defends Jinho and confronts Changryeol, who buys her furniture to win her back. Jinho and Gaein bond during a movie date, where they meet Jinho's ex, Eun Soo. Emotional growth and quirky moments ensue.

Jinho avoids confronting his feelings for Gaein, leading to tension and misunderstandings. Inhui manipulates him into staying over after faking a burglary. Gaein, feeling neglected, continues her complicated relationship with Changryeol. Inhui's persistence creates more drama.

Gaein and Jinho persist with Gaein's revenge plan against Changryeol, which increasingly hurts Jinho. Yeongseon, noticing Gaein’s growing feelings for Jinho, arranges a dinner with Director Choi and Jinho to possibly reveal and address their complicated emotions.

Jinho confesses his love to Gaein in front of Inhui and Changryeol. Director Choi sends Gaein to Jeju Island, ostensibly for inspiration from its theme parks, but his real motive is to orchestrate a match between Gaein and Jinho.

Gaein tells Changryeol their relationship is over, but he saves her life, leading to his hospitalization. Initially accepting the breakup, Changryeol’s resolve falters when Inhui reveals that Jinho moved into Sanggojae due to his feelings for Gaein.

On Gaein's birthday, she politely rejects a gift from Changryeol. Meanwhile, Jinho and Gaein enjoy a date, unaware that Sangjun and Yeonseon are secretly preparing a surprise at Sanggojae for them.

Jinho's company is ousted, a surprise judge is revealed for the Dam Project, and Gaein's father finally shows up.

Gaein’s father returns to Sanggojae and discovers Jinho was both a boarder and Gaein’s boyfriend. The revelation causes tension and jeopardizes their relationship, leaving their future uncertain.

After an awkward converation with Gaein and her father, Jinho awaits the final judging of his blueprints in the comfort of his friend's Lakeside home. But as new information comes to light, it seems that the accusations against Jinho may not be all that true.