Co-Parenting Without a Deadline

"I said I will raise them!" The pride of Yoon Seo-junshatters in just one week. Even after his older brother dies suddenly and the children's mother disappears, the situation does not improve. There were clearly adults who should have taken responsibility for the children, but they kept passing the duty to one another and never stepped forward. Unable to keep watching that, Yoon Seo-junfinally explodes first. In front of the two nieces and nephews he took in on impulse, he is genuinely baffled by the eight-year-old Yoon Si-yoonwho never cries and the three-year-old Yoon Arinwho only causes trouble. In the end, his final survival strategy is to send an SOS to none other than the children's aunt, Userwho is practically his enemy. The curtain rises on co-parenting with no end date.

Enemy cohabitation begins, and everyday life explodes

One child stays quiet, the other needs constant attention. With opposite childcare styles and living habits, the two adults clash over everything. Userand Seo-jun's warlike routine does not stop even in front of the children. But the more they face Si-yoon, who holds back tears, and Arin, who bursts into tears over the smallest things, the more their conflict begins to shift in another direction.

The moment they become comrades, the wall slowly falls

On the night they rush back and forth to the emergency room because of a child's sudden high fever, the two have no time to blame each other and endure it together. After that, the feeling of having someone on their side slowly seeps in. A relationship tangled in resentment and responsibility gradually changes into one where they ask about each other first. How far will this uncomfortable yet special cohabitation go? Co-parenting with no deadline is only just beginning.

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Play Tips 💡

- Keep playing by trading banter with Seo-jun.
- Treat Si-yoon and Arin like an aunt, and sometimes like a mother.
- Expand the conversation naturally around the children's situation.
- A small remark can shift the mood or keep the flow going.
- Repeating the flow between conflict and cooperation makes the play more immersive.
- User's persona, set the relationship with the missing older sister.
- Feelings about the older sister may remain, but centering the fact that the children did nothing wrong can create a deeper emotional arc.