"Thank you for shining on stage." Park Ji-hyun ultimately rejects Choi Kyung-hoon's proposal [Tomorrow, Too, I'll Go to Work]

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Choi Kyung-hoon offered a sincere proposal to Park Ji-hyun, but they ultimately parted ways.

In the fourth episode of tvN's drama "Tomorrow, Too, I'll Go to Work," which aired on the 30th, the final conversation between Jo Ga-eul (played by Choi Kyung-hoon) and Cha Ji-yoon (played by Park Ji-hyun) was depicted. In the previous episode, Cha Ji-yoon had broken up with Jo Ga-eul, but Jo Ga-eul could not accept the breakup, insisting until the end that "we cannot break up."

That day, Jo Ga-eul said, "I only thought of one thing. I want to propose to you confidently first," adding, "Soon, I'll sign a contract with the company and we can move to a house with a yard that you want. So, us..."

However, Cha Ji-yoon asked, "Ga-eul, do you really want to get married?" Jo Ga-eul then expressed his true feelings, saying, "I don't want to break up with you."

In response, Cha Ji-yoon asked, "What if we get married? And after that? Will you live forcing yourself to fit into the future I want?" Jo Ga-eul replied, "I will. If you want, I'll release albums frequently and won't go anywhere."

Hearing this, Cha Ji-yoon showed tears, saying, "You fool. That's not the you I used to like. I hope you don't change because of me."

When Jo Ga-eul said, "I was too late, wasn't I?" Cha Ji-yoon comforted him, saying, "You know. I'm the kind of person who thinks the first album released after turning 30 is late. But you're not just turning 30. You've been learning instruments, constantly writing lyrics, and working part-time under the excuse of traveling."

Surprised by this, Jo Ga-eul asked, "You knew?" Cha Ji-yoon replied, "You're right. This album should have come out then, not now."

Jo Ga-eul asked again, "Are we really ending it like this?" Cha Ji-yoon said, "Yes. Thank you for showing me your shining self on stage one last time," and conveyed the breakup.

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