To the Moon

After causing a scene at the company dinner, Da-hae is gripped with fear the next day. Meanwhile, Eun-sang is always scheming to make money, and Ji-song, who only thinks about spending it, goes their separate ways. Eun-sang devises a clever money-making plan at work, while Ji-song buys a ticket to China to meet her unfaithful boyfriend Wei Lin.

By chance, Da-hae gets caught up in a motel fire incident and ends up getting interviewed on the news. But when her face gets aired without proper mosaic blurring, she suffers great embarrassment. In the aftermath, Eun-sang protests at the TV station on her behalf, only to receive an unexpected phone call. Meanwhile, Da-hae is shocked when she realizes that it was Dr. Ham she spent the night with at the motel.

With Marron Confectionery's 30th anniversary event approaching, Da-hae is busy with preparations when she notices Dr. Ham and Da-hee starring in the company's promotional video, leaving her with mixed feelings. Meanwhile, thanks to Dong-gyu, Ji-song gets added to the accounting team's group chat, and for the first time, she feels the thrill of belonging to the team.

The cryptocurrency surges! To celebrate, Da-hae and Eun-sang decide to take Ji-song on a trip. But their sense of freedom from work doesn't last long. Soon, the obsession with crypto drives their journey toward disaster. Meanwhile, Dr. Ham suddenly asks Da-hae, "What are we to each other?" leaving her extremely flustered.

The crypto crashes. But now's the perfect time to buy more, or so they think. Da-hae, Eun-sang, and Ji-song take on part-time jobs, hoping to fund their rebound. One day, Dae-young unexpectedly shows up as a customer at their part-time gig, but wait a minute, Marron Confectionery has a no side-job policy! With that, the three scramble desperately to hide their secret from Dae-young.

After more than a decade in hiding, Da-hae's father suddenly returns, clutching a crypto mining machine. Not wanting to ruin her mother's upcoming 60th birthday celebration, Da-hae hides the fact that he's back. Meanwhile, Eun-sang crosses paths with her ex-husband, Dong-jun, sparking tension, and Ji-song grows excited thinking about marriage when she hears that Wei Lin is coming to Korea.

Everything in Da-hae's life seems to be going smoothly, including her work, crypto, and even romance. But when she secretly tries to give Dr. Ham a cookie gift, she runs into an unexpected obstacle. Meanwhile, in the sales team, Eun-sang faces pressure to close a deal tied to a performance bonus and takes drastic action. After breaking up with Wei Lin, Ji-song spends the entire day avoiding Dong-gyu for reasons unknown.

As the crypto value plummets, Da-hae, Eun-sang, and Ji-song grow increasingly anxious. Around the same time, the company announces a chance for employees to apply for an early severance payout. Tempted to invest more in crypto, Da-hae wrestles with whether to take it. Meanwhile, rumors spread through the office that someone sold their crypto right before the crash, making over a million dollars in profit.

As the saying goes, "Life's ups are followed by downs." With the crypto's value at its peak, Dr. Ham shocks Da-hae by announcing his resignation. Meanwhile, Eun-sang faces disciplinary action over issues with the Kang Eun-sang Store, and Ji-song's heart races when she sees a former coworker thriving after leaving the company.

As the shocking truth about Hoppang Bite comes to light, Marron Confectionery gets thrown into chaos. Amid the commotion, Eun-sang is busy wrapping up handovers before leaving the company, and Da-hae stands at the threshold of a new path. Ji-song, too, grows disillusioned with office life, lost in thought. Meanwhile, the three carefully weigh the perfect moment to sell their crypto, a decision that could change their lives forever.