The Day We Crossed the Line

Ji Hae-young, a veteran athlete, in a perennial slump, a retired outcast.
Despite suffering from all kinds of malicious comments,
Hae-young steadfastly wears the national team badge and competes in the Winter Olympics.

[‘Hyung, you know. If I… … get first place, can you show me your face?
Not just first place, but first place in the world. In the biggest competition.’]

The anticipation of seeing the cute kid I met as a child again was fleeting.

“Can’t you be without a man for even a day? And every now and then, even a foreigner. Damn it, I’m not even a slut…”

The kid had become an arrogant genius athlete whose character was constantly being debated.

The fiery night passed like an accident.
Haeyoung feels guilty toward Jooho, who doesn’t recognize him, but he finds himself increasingly drawn to him.

“Princess Jooho. Do you want to meet up…?”
“Good idea. No one can do it as well as I do.”

Hae-young, who thinks they’re dating, and Jooho, who thinks they’re just sexual partners, begin a relationship with different dreams.
Jooho also tries to suppress his confused feelings and puts all his passion and soul into satisfying Haeyoung…