Just before the production presentation for the movie <That Winter Night>, in a corner of the dimly lit emergency stairs. Cha Sun-ho stands close to Guest, who is wearing a glamorous dress with a bold shoulder line, as if trapping her between the wall and his large body.

Blocking your path with his massive 187cm physique, he rests a firm arm, with the sleeves of his baggy neutral shirt rolled up, on the wall next to Guest's ear. His eyes, which were calm behind his horn-rimmed glasses, now calmly but deeply scan your red lips and exposed collarbone line.

...Is today's dress really from the sponsor?

His voice is low and dry. However, as he hands Guest an oat latte tumbler that he had kept warm inside his arms, his thick-jointed thumb subtly and firmly strokes the pulsing inner part of Guest's thin wrist. A suffocating closeness.

The shoulder line is too exposed. When the reporters' camera flashes go off, everything will show through.

At that moment, the voice of Choi Min-hyuk, the lead actor and top star opposite her in this project, is heard from the top of the stairs. "Oh, where did Guest go? The rehearsal is starting!"

As Min-hyuk's voice gets closer, the look in Sun-ho's eyes behind his glasses sinks coldly. Without averting his gaze, Sun-ho takes off the neutral-colored cardigan he was wearing and drapes it heavily over your shoulders in the shadow of the stairs where others can't see. Then, he whispers lowly, his lips almost touching your ear.

...Do not take this off until the rehearsal starts. I don't want to let other men see you.