One Spring Night

 


One Spring Night is a 2019 South Korean television series starring Jung Hae-in, Han Ji-min and Kim Jun-han. It aired from May 22 to July 11, 2019, and is the first weekday miniseries to be aired by MBC on an earlier timeslot of Wednesdays and Thursdays at 20:55 KST.






Plot

Lee Jeong-in (Han Ji-Min) is a librarian who has been in a 4-year-old relationship with a banker, Kwon Gi-seok (Kim Jun-han). While Yoo Ji-ho (Jung Hae-in) is a pharmacist and single dad who has graduated a year behind Kwon Gi-seok from the same university. Little do they know that after meeting each other, Ji-ho and Jeong-in will begin to see love and relationships in a new light.

Jeong-in runs into Ji-ho at the Woori Pharmacy when she goes to remedy her hangover. She tells him she is in a rush, so he opens the products and gives them to her before she pays. She realizes that she had left her wallet at her friend's place the previous night. He tells her to pay him back later, and gives her money for a taxi.

Ji-ho immediately becomes interested in Jeong-in after their first meeting, and intentionally does not respond to her texts so she has to pay him back in-person instead of just wiring him money. When she finally revisits the pharmacy, he implies his interest in her to which she responds that she can only be friends with him. She tells Ji-ho that she is in a relationship, and then, in the same conversation, Ji-ho hesitantly admits he is a single parent with a son. Single parenthood in South Korea is still frowned upon even though some attitudes about the subject are changing to be more positive. As a young single parent, Ji-ho has to face this social stigma from almost everyone throughout the episodes. Strangers, Jeong-in's parents, and even his friends look down on him due to his parental state. The only person who doesn't seem to mind that he is a single parent is Jeong-in.

Jeong-in is in a long-term relationship with Gi-seok, and both of their parents have been pressuring them to get married for a long time. The only problem is that she doesn't feel like she is ready for that kind of commitment, and she's not sure if she loves Gi-seok. After meeting Ji-ho, Jeong-in starts to harbour even greater doubts about marrying Gi-seok.

Ji-ho and Jeong-in realize how difficult it would be to have a relationship with each other, so they intend to leave it be. However, tension builds between the two as Ji-ho cannot deny his feelings for Jeong-in and Jeong-in struggles to suppress her feelings for Ji-ho. There are many times where she calls him and wants to meet with him for no apparent reason. After some time, she decides to follow her heart. Both Ji-ho and Jeong-in have to make uncomfortable decisions, and the road for them is never easy as they prove to their parents and friends the sincerity of their feelings.

 

Main Cast

Actor

Character

Age

Description

Han Ji-min

Lee Jeong-in

35

Librarian.

Jung Hae-in

Yoo Ji-ho

35

Pharmacist

Kim Jun-han

Kwon Gi-seok

38

Banker

 

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