Burnout Syndrome - Season 1

Season 1
This love triangle begins when Jira gets fired, and now he's suffering from burnout syndrome. To sooth his troubled heart, he visits a bar where he meets Pheem, an IT guy who charms Jira enough for them to exchange contact and stay in touch. Koh Korrawick is the businessman who owns a famous e-commerce platform. Koh is also a mystery, a kind of shut-in, who hates meeting people. He's looking for someone to be his "face" and conduct his business for him. When he meets Jira in a restaurant, Jira's fearless strength imprints a strong impression on him. Meanwhile, for Jira, the mysterious air around Koh captivates him and inspires him to put charcoal to papers again, sketching the outline of Koh's body. That is the first time Jira feels alive making his tedious art. Within the close proximity, Jira is torn between his relationships with Koh and with Pheem. What kind of love does he exactly want?
Episodes

Episode 1
After a failed interview, a desperate Jira takes a shady job Ing suggests ... just as a stranger's prophecy begins to unfold.

Episode 2
Jira got his first task from Koh to deal with Mr. Thames, a client from the Library. Pheem is dealing with his own crisis, which leads him to Burnout Bar, where he met Jira and they shared a kiss.

Episode 3
Fed up with Koh's selfishness, Jira quits, but when he seeks to return, he discovers Peem is unexpectedly connected to him.

Episode 4
Pulled from a tender moment, Jira helps insomniac Koh sleep and faces fear as he learns to swim with Koh.

Episode 5
Still burning with anger, Jira vents his rage on Kor, only to spiral into jealousy when Pheem witnesses their growing intimacy.

Episode 6
Jira seeks to bridge the gap with Pheem, but a sudden, intimate advance from his boss, Koh, leaves him conflicted.

Episode 7
Jira tries to reconcile with an angry Pheem, while Koh continues to toy with Jira's feelings by demanding a kiss.

Episode 8
Koh reveals his vulnerable side to Jira, while a tormented Pheem clings closer and Koh finally admits his feelings.

Episode 9
Jira and Koh embrace their feelings, while a heartbroken Pheem faces defeat in his quest to win Jira's heart.

Episode 10
Koh's selfishness destroys his bond with Jira, who refuses to forgive even as his own heart breaks in the fallout.
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