Watch: Lee Jae Wook Tries To Mend His Broken Past With Choi Sung Eun In “Last Summer” Highlight Teaser

KBS2’s upcoming drama “Last Summer” has dropped a new highlight teaser!

“Last Summer” is a romance drama about a pair of childhood friends who discover the long-buried truth about their first love.

The teaser captures the duplex life of Baek Do Ha (Lee Jae Wook) and Song Ha Gyeong (Choi Sung Eun) as they walk a fine line between affection and rivalry.

It begins with their first meeting at the duplex during the summer when they were 12. Ha Gyeong shows her strong-willed personality by throwing a pencil at Do Ha and squirting ketchup during a meal. Over the next 15 years, their relationship swings between 99 “wars” and 99 “peace treaties.”

The tone shifts with Do Ha’s narration: “I didn’t know back then that our war would last this long.” Dressed in mourning clothes, Ha Gyeong bitterly tells Do Ha never to see her again. When they reunite years later, she says, “Looks like my summer’s going to be just as unlucky this year,” hinting at what tore them apart and how their once warm past turned cold.

Tension grows when Ha Gyeong tries to sell the duplex and Do Ha claims ownership. Their dispute escalates into a lawsuit, and when Do Ha recalls their shared memories, Ha Gyeong tells him not to force nostalgia on her. Her anger, it turns out, stems from Baek Do Yeong (also played by Lee Jae Wook), Do Ha’s twin brother with whom she shared those childhood summers.

Do Ha continues his uneasy cohabitation with Ha Gyeong, who keeps her distance while holding on to the past. Meanwhile, Do Ha’s lawyer Seo Su Hyeok (Kim Gun Woo) begins to show interest in Ha Gyeong after meeting her as the plaintiff in the case. He eventually tells her, “Let’s date,” hinting at a love triangle among Do Ha, Ha Gyeong, and Su Hyeok.

Watch the full teaser below!

“Last Summer” premieres on November 1 at 9:20 p.m. KST and will be available on Viki!

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