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“Nine to Six”’s Park Min-young and Sunny Intern Yoo Seung-jae share a heart-fluttering moment: “Play with me”

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A glimpse of the palpable chemistry between Park Min-young and Yoo Seung-jae in “Nine to Six” has been revealed.

In the third teaser released on the 12th by SBS’s new Wednesday-Thursday drama “Nine to Six” (directed by Lee Hyung-min and Oh Song-hee / written by Choi Ji-o / produced by Studio S and Samhwa Networks), viewers are treated to scenes of Sunny Intern Han Sun-woo (played by Yoo Seung-jae) bringing a gentle warmth to the grueling daily life of workaholic Legal Department Deputy Manager Kang I-ji (played by Park Min-young).

The teaser released on the 12th captures attention with Han Sun-woo’s voice asking, “It was a long and tough day today, wasn’t it?” as it unveils the challenging workplace life of the sharp-tongued workaholic Legal Department Deputy Manager Kang I-ji. The sight of a wounded Kang I-ji amid colleagues’ cutting criticism that she “always insists on principles” evokes a sense of pathos.

Following this, Intern Han Sun-woo appears before Kang I-ji and says, “When things get tough, play with me,” sparking anticipation with his bold, direct approach. He suddenly extends his hand to Kang I-ji and rides an amusement park ride with her, bursting into a bright smile. Even Kang I-ji, who is flawless at work, lets her guard down in front of the affectionate younger man Han Sun-woo, stirring the heartstrings.

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Kang I-ji’s heartfelt remark, “I feel like I become a better person when I’m with Mr. Han Sun-woo,” amplifies the sense of excitement, while curiosity builds over what will unfold between the two, who met as a workaholic deputy manager and a sunny intern.

Meanwhile, Elite Division Head Park Hyun-tae (played by Go Soo) also expresses interest in Kang I-ji, adding a subtle tension. Park Hyun-tae’s words, “I find myself doing things I hadn’t planned whenever I’m in front of Deputy Manager Kang,” trigger a heart-fluttering reaction. With Han Sun-woo’s affectionate directness and Park Hyun-tae’s exciting flirting, attention is focused on the relationship dynamics among the three men surrounding Kang I-ji.

Above all, at the end of the third teaser video, the excitement reaches its peak in the moment when Kang I-ji asks back, “For a lifetime?” in response to Han Sun-woo’s words, “Anything, anytime, with me.” Attention is concentrated on the realistic, relatable office romance that “Nine to Six” will portray, as viewers wonder what choice Kang I-ji, who always seeks the right answer in work, will make when it comes to love.

“Nine to Six” premieres at 9 p.m. on the 25th.

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