”Last Summer” Lee Jae-Woo and Choi Sung-Eun sign cohabitation contract... Mysterious clause raises questions

Lee Jae Woo and Choi Sung Eun will be signing a cohabitation contract.
In episode 5 of "First Love Reborn," Baek Do-ha (Lee Jae-Woo) and Song Ha-kyung (Choi Sung-Eun) have a slapstick
Before they begin living together, Do-ha makes a final proposal to Ha-kyung, who continues to be adamant towards him.
I lived with them until August 31st, the day the observatory was completed, and then
If he thinks it's no good, he'll disappear from Ha-kyung's sight. Ha-kyung accepts Do-ha's conditions, raising her interest in the chaotic life of the two of them living together.
The stills, released ahead of episode 5 airing today, show Doha and Hakyung drawing up a cohabitation contract.
Do-ha hands over the cohabitation contract first, and Ha-kyung adds some details and returns it to him.
She even wrote her own closing argument in court, and the contract that Ha Kyung presented to her was
In addition to basics like respect for privacy and rules for using shared spaces, the agreement is chock-full of details, with the two men's polar opposite clauses sure to elicit laughs.
In particular, the contents of the cohabitation contract they created have aroused viewers' curiosity. The contract Do-ha gave her contains subtle and mysterious clauses that give away his true intentions, further increasing Ha-kyung's doubts.
Doha's lack of a clear answer, instead simply flashing a meaningful smile, further piques curiosity.
Meanwhile, KBS2TV's Saturday and Sunday TV series "Last Summer"
Episode 5 of "First Love Reborn" will be broadcast in Korea today (15th) at 9:20 PM.