Just One Bite

Eun-seong learns her current boyfriend attended the same high school as her ex. Concerned about her past being uncovered, she acts innocent and shy. She clings to memories by wearing shoes she bought with her ex, anxious about what might be revealed.

Hee-seok, struggling with dating, chats with friends about her single status. A customer questions why she’s still single and tries to set her up, but Hee-seok keeps her desire for a relationship private, feeling unlucky in love.

Soo-ji feels insecure after hearing that she doesn’t measure up to her boyfriend's looks. Although her boyfriend finds her cute and pretty, she struggles with his friends' comments about her eating habits, which intensify her self-doubt.

Eun-seong feels uneasy, realizing she doesn’t know much about her boyfriend. He avoids talking about his family and personal matters, and even when he’s upset, he doesn’t share his feelings. Eun-seong is left unsure about what’s on his mind.

Hee-seok is reprimanded by her boss for sharing a customer’s personal matter. At a restaurant, she meets Tae-seong and finds him attractive and mature. However, she feels uneasy about her feelings since she knows Tae-seong is her best friend’s brother.

Eun-seong attends a reunion with her school friends. They also invite her ex-boyfriend, a fellow alumnus, which stirs up old feelings and adds complexity to her interactions.

Soo-ji spots her boyfriend with a pretty girl and sees her again while heading to meet him. In the elevator, she overhears the girl talking on the phone with her boyfriend. Soo-ji feels hurt and insecure.

Soo-ji decides to break up with Chan-hyuk, but they can't align on their issues. Meanwhile, Eun-seong is frustrated with Hee-sook for not revealing she’s been in contact with Eun-seong’s brother, Tae-seong.