Wavve BL Drama ‘Summer Season’ Begins with Subtle Emotions Between Childhood Friends of 19 Years
The first two episodes of the new BL drama ‘Summer Season’ have been released on Wavve…
Episodes 1 and 2 of Wavve's new BL drama ‘Summer Season’ were released on the 28th. The drama begins with Cha Do-hyun (Seong In-ho), who has been childhood friends with Yeo Eun-ho (Kim Do-min) for 19 years, realizing his feelings for him and being unable to hide his growing heart.
After waking up from a dream where he has a relationship with Yeo Eun-ho, Cha Do-hyun encounters Yeo Eun-ho, who has just arrived at his house. The two show a closeness typical of long-time friends, exchanging jokes even on their way to school. While hiding together under a podium on a rainy day, Cha Do-hyun feels a different emotion toward Yeo Eun-ho as he looks up at him, and subsequently tries to distance himself by acting coldly.
A change occurs between the two when a transfer student appears in Yeo Eun-ho's class. After Yeo Eun-ho helps the transfer student, who was being bullied, the two become close, and Cha Do-hyun, watching this, shows wariness by saying, “Isn't it time you started choosing your friends?” He even keeps Yeo Eun-ho by his side under the pretext of lending him gym clothes to keep an eye on the transfer student.
As Yeo Eun-ho and the transfer student grow closer, Cha Do-hyun's jealousy deepens. Upon discovering a photo of the two together, Cha Do-hyun heads straight to Yeo Eun-ho's house and meets the transfer student separately to warn him, "Don't touch him," revealing the possessiveness he had hidden until now. When the transfer student asks, “You like Yeo Eun-ho, don't you? Or can I like him?”, Cha Do-hyun replies, “Don't interfere. He's mine,” concluding the first episode.
‘Summer Season’ is a work that depicts the relationship between Cha Do-hyun and Yeo Eun-ho, who have been childhood friends for 19 years, as it begins to shake starting from one summer. Two episodes will be released sequentially every Friday at midnight through Wavve.
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