Marriage, Not Dating

Gi-tae's mom threatens him to bring a spouse. He panics and suggests Jang-mi be a fake girlfriend.

Gi-tae starts fake dating to be left alone, but his life never gets quiet because of Jang-mi.

Gi-tae's mom notices her son lying. To test Jang-mi, she asks her to help at the ceremonial dinner.

Jang-mi and Gi-tae get closer, but she dates Yeo-reum. That night, she faces the worst day.

While caring for Gi-tae, Jang-mi discovers why he wants to be alone. He decides to tell the truth.

Gi-tae notices Jang-mi a lot more. Not knowing how he feels, she asks if Yeo-reum can spend a night.

Gi-tae and Jang-mi are permitted to marry. But this was part of his mom's plan to break them apart.

Jang-mi witnesses Se-ah and Gi-tae's kiss and feels weird. Noticing, Yeo-reum wants to be with her.

Jang-mi's mom is about to be bankrupt to pay for the wedding. Jang-mi insists on stopping this show.

Jang-mi's parents invite Gi-tae to an afterparty. He asks if he can stay in her room for a bit.

Gi-tae's mom is enraged, knowing their "fake" dating. He feels alone, and her life is messed up.

Gi-tae roams around Jang-mi, feeling happy from her smile. Meanwhile, his hospital hits rock bottom.

After becoming a couple, Jang-mi suggests Gi-tae date, not marriage. But this only makes distance.

Gi-tae draws the line at his mom. However, Jang-mi ends up confessing she wants to be loved.

Gi-tae and Jang-mi are permitted to marry. But it seems like the wedding is too much to continue.