Seo In Guk and Park Ji Hyun Bring a Secret Office Romance to See You at Work Tomorrow

Seo In Guk and Park Ji Hyun’s office romance is entering its most delicate stage yet. tvN’s See You at Work Tomorrow! is moving from confession to secrecy, with the drama’s next episode set to show Kang Si Woo and Cha Ji Yoon trying to date while keeping their relationship hidden inside the workplace.

The series, based on a popular webtoon, stars Park Ji Hyun as Cha Ji Yoon, an office worker who has been stuck in a professional slump. Seo In Guk plays Kang Si Woo, her prickly boss, whose guarded personality has gradually softened as the two characters became more entangled at work and in their private lives.

The latest preview arrives after a major romantic turning point. In the previous episode, Kang Si Woo made clear that his repeated acts of concern for Cha Ji Yoon were not simply kindness or managerial attention. They were driven by his feelings for her. That confession led to the couple confirming their emotions and sharing a long-awaited first kiss.

A Romance Moves Behind Closed Doors

With the emotional question answered, the drama now appears ready to test how that relationship functions in a professional setting. The upcoming episode will follow Kang Si Woo and Cha Ji Yoon as they begin dating in secret, creating a new source of tension for a story that has already leaned on the complications of office hierarchy, pride, and timing.

Newly released stills show the pair arriving at work together, with Kang Si Woo discreetly dropping Cha Ji Yoon off near the company building. The image suggests a couple trying to enjoy the happiness of a new relationship while also managing the risk of being noticed by colleagues. Cha Ji Yoon’s visible joy, including a bouquet of flowers in her arms, underlines how sharply her emotional world has shifted.

That contrast is central to the appeal of the setup. At work, the two characters still have to perform their established roles as boss and subordinate. Away from the office, they are now lovers navigating the early rush of a relationship they cannot fully display. The gap between those two identities gives the drama room for comedy, awkward encounters, and more serious questions about boundaries.

Why the Secret Dating Phase Matters

For viewers who have followed the slow build between Kang Si Woo and Cha Ji Yoon, the secret dating phase is more than a cute extension of the first kiss. It changes the structure of the story. Instead of asking whether the pair will admit their feelings, the drama can now ask whether they can protect those feelings without letting secrecy become another obstacle.

Additional stills show the couple embracing in a deserted alley after work. Cha Ji Yoon is shown smiling in Kang Si Woo’s arms, while he holds her closely with a noticeably softer expression. The images point to a relationship that is already emotionally open in private, even as it remains carefully contained in public.

The production team has teased that the couple’s shift between boss-subordinate and romantic partners will create unpredictable tension while also delivering the heart-fluttering moments expected from the genre. That balance will likely define the next stretch of the drama, especially as the workplace setting makes even small gestures feel risky.

See You at Work Tomorrow! has framed Cha Ji Yoon’s personal change alongside her professional reset, and the romance with Kang Si Woo now sits at the center of both arcs. If handled carefully, the relationship can become a source of confidence and renewal for her rather than a distraction from her career. For Kang Si Woo, the romance also gives the story a chance to explore what happens when a reserved, difficult boss has to be emotionally honest.

Episode Timing

The next episode of See You at Work Tomorrow! is scheduled to air on July 13 at 8:50 p.m. KST. With the couple’s feelings now confirmed, the focus turns to how long they can keep their relationship quiet and how the office will react if the secret begins to slip.

For now, the preview suggests that the drama is leaning into one of the most familiar pleasures of romantic storytelling: two people who want to be close, forced to act normal in front of everyone else. In an office romance, every glance, ride to work, and after-hours meeting can carry extra meaning, and See You at Work Tomorrow! seems ready to use that tension as its next hook.