This week on Cunty Discussions, we follow the story of Kwon Mi-eum a guy pushed to the edge by debt, desperation, and a life that refuses to give him a break. With his father’s financial ruin hanging over him, Mi-eum agrees to a job he doesn’t fully understand one that places him inside the quiet suffocating world of Baek Jitae, a wealthy heir whose calm exterior hides something far darker and lonelier. What begins as a transactional arrangement quickly turns intimate, tense, and emotionally loaded as Mi-eum becomes entangled in Jitae’s life, navigating power, control, and a growing connection neither of them is prepared for. Cry Me a River unfolds slow full of longing, vulnerability, and moments where love feels just as dangerous as it does inevitable.