Lee Jaewook & Choi Soungeun Bring the Heat in ‘The Last Summer’

KBS2's upcoming K-drama 'The Last Summer' teases a heartfelt friends-to-lovers tale with Lee Jaewook and Choi Sung-eun, complete with swoon-worthy chemistry and a near-kiss moment that’s already got fans buzzing.

Screenshot from the teaser trailer of 'The Last Summer'

A Friends-to-Lovers Romance with a Twist

Lee Jaewook and Choi Soungeun are turning up the heat in KBS2’s new drama ‘The Last Summer’—and the first teaser already has fans rewinding that almost-kiss scene on loop.

Set to premiere on November 1 at 9:20 PM KST, this evocative series follows childhood friends Baek Doha (played by Lee Jaewook) and Son Hagyeong (Choi Soungeun), who start unpacking the secrets behind their first loves—yes, plural—with all the messy feels that come dragging with it.

From Flirty Glances to Almost-Kisses

The newly released teaser opens like a cozy indie film: warm sunlight, matching routines, and the adorable awkwardness of two friends who just might be catching feelings—again. Living in maisonette apartments separated by one wall (K-drama setup gold, obviously), Doha and Hagyeong’s daily interactions feel intimate and familiar.

One scene in particular has fans doing a double take: a near-kiss moment that’s as soft as it is electric. And then there’s Doha’s quiet but powerful line: “When I look at you, I remember how much I loved you back then.” Cue the emotional flashbacks.

Big Names Behind the Scenes

With director Min Yeonhong—known for hits like “The Missing 2” and “Insider”—at the helm, and writer Jung Yuri (of “Kiss Sixth Sense” and “Radio Romance”) scripting the story, expectations are sky-high. Think nuanced storytelling meets tender love story, with a healthy dose of emotional damage (in the best K-drama way).

A Summer That Ends, A Love That Lingers

While the title might suggest a seasonal farewell, ‘The Last Summer’ promises a love story that lingers far beyond sun-soaked days and chilled soju nights. Will Doha and Hagyeong finally admit their feelings, or will their past drown out their present?

One thing’s for sure: November can’t come fast enough. Grab your tissues—and your favorite K-drama blanket.

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