Some scenes don’t need dialogue to wreck you emotionally. The latest stills from tvN’s See You at Work Tomorrow! prove exactly that, showing Seo In Guk reaching for Park Ji Hyun’s wrist in a moment loaded with everything both characters can’t bring themselves to say out loud.
Where The Story Left Off in See You At Work Tomorrow!
Based on a hit webtoon, the drama follows Cha Ji Yoon (Park Ji Hyun), an office worker stuck in a career rut, and her prickly boss Kang Si Woo (Seo In Guk). The two finally admitted their feelings for each other — only for Cha Ji Yoon to learn that Kang Si Woo is set to transfer to the company’s U.S. branch once their task force project wraps. Devastated, she made a decision on the spot: “I’m leaving the TF team.”
What The New Stills Reveal
The freshly released images show the pair sharing quiet drinks after a company workshop, both clearly aware of the unspoken tension between them but unwilling to break the silence. Then, just as Cha Ji Yoon turns to leave, Kang Si Woo gently grabs her wrist — a small gesture that speaks louder than any confession, hinting at the emotional conversation still to come.
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Drama | See You at Work Tomorrow! |
| Lead Cast | Park Ji Hyun, Seo In Guk |
| Based On | Popular webtoon |
| Genre | Office romance |
| Episode 6 Airs | July 7, 8:50 PM KST |
| Network | tvN |
Why This Trope Keeps Working
Office romances built around a will-they-won’t-they dynamic remain one of the most enduring formats in Korean drama storytelling, largely because the workplace setting forces characters to confront feelings they’d otherwise avoid. This wrist-grab moment leans directly into that tension, keeping viewers guessing whether Kang Si Woo will actually leave — or whether Cha Ji Yoon’s declaration will hold.
Fans wanting more of the leads can catch Park Ji Hyun in Forbidden Fairytale and Seo In Guk in Doom at Your Service, both streaming on Viki.
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