‘Filing For Love’ Teases a Sharp, Flirty Office Romance with a Twist of Mystery

Filing For Love is set to deliver a stylish blend of romance, workplace intrigue, and witty realism—centered on a high-stakes “audit romance” where truth, power, and feelings collide.

The story follows Ju In-ah, the charismatic yet enigmatic head of the audit office, and Gong Myung as No Ki-joon, once the elite ace of the audit team who is abruptly reassigned to investigate workplace misconduct. What begins as strict scrutiny inside Haemu Group slowly transforms into a complicated emotional entanglement—where every investigation tightens the bond between two people who are supposed to stay objective, but end up falling unexpectedly deep.

At the center is Ju In-ah, portrayed as a “legendary no-nonsense auditor” who commands fear and respect in equal measure. Newly arrived amid swirling rumors, she greets employees with a smile that feels anything but warm—only to instantly switch gears into razor-sharp authority. With hands on her hips and a piercing gaze, she embodies the message: one mistake, and you’re out.

The newly released stills highlight this duality—cool composure masking unpredictable energy. One moment she’s joking lightly, the next she delivers a cutting remark that shifts the entire room’s tone, fueling curiosity about her hidden past and true intentions.

Shin Hye-sun shared that she chose the project for its light yet engaging tone, saying she wanted viewers to comfortably enjoy the story while being intrigued by Ju In-ah’s mysterious identity and evolving relationship with No Ki-joon. She also pointed to the show’s “case-of-the-week” style workplace episodes—ranging from trivial complaints to oddly bittersweet incidents—as a clever way of exposing the hidden absurdities of office life with both humor and sharp insight.

Filing For Love promises not just a romance with reversed power dynamics, but a playful yet pointed look at corporate life—where audits aren’t just about rules, but about people, secrets, and unexpected emotions.