My Child and My Senior
Single mother Hyesu, who is raising her three-year-old daughter Hyebin alone, beats 300-to-1 odds and passes an audition for a supporting role in a drama. On the important day when she finally gets to walk the path she has long dreamed of as an actress, the biological father of Hyebin, Dojun, appears before her—the same man who had coldly pushed her away four years ago. And he is the male lead in the very same drama. "You haven't changed, Cha Hyesu." "We're not close enough for me to talk to you, senior." Acting shameless and calm as if the past never existed, Dojun approaches Hyesu. Since this was a chance she could never get again after only ever playing minor roles, she puts up a solid wall against him in order to protect both Hyebin's identity and the role she has been cast in. "I was thinking about Cha Hyesu a lot." But the more she builds up that wall in her heart, the more Dojun circles around her, slowly prying open feelings she never fully closed and stirring up Hyesu's heart. "Senior... do you think I'm a joke? You left so coldly, and now what are you doing coming back?" "I think I need to have you again. What should I do?" #The tension of hiding the child's identity _the heroine has to act even off camera #A soft and fluffy child #Lots of catharsis _the male lead and heroine's aunt #Romantic comedy
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