This Melo Movie episode 6 recap blog will help you understand the latest developments in the show. Movies have always been a big part of Gyeom’s life. He had loved them since he was a child. In films, anything was possible. That belief led him to drop out of college and chase his passion. One day, while working on set, he saw Mu-bee. She was completely focused and lost in her world of filmmaking. That moment stayed with him.
Meanwhile, Gyeom helped Si-jun realize something he had overlooked. The movie that Ju-a had written was about them. Si-jun had watched it, but he hadn’t connected the dots. It took Gyeom to point it out. Gyeom casually invited Mu-bee for a pizza date over the phone. To his surprise, she actually came.
Slowly, things between them started to change. They became more comfortable around each other. Their conversations became easier. They didn’t avoid each other like before. Spending time together started feeling natural.
Si-jun and Ju-a Face Their Past
Si-jun was recording a song when he stepped out with the singer. At that moment, Ju-a arrived. She saw them together and felt awkward. She wanted to leave, but Si-jun noticed her.
Ju-a had a request. She wanted to listen to the song before arranging a meeting with Director Mu-bee. As she listened, Si-jun found himself lost in thought. For five years, she had been his girlfriend. Now, she looked genuinely happy listening to his music.
She suggested a change—a male voice instead of a female one. Si-jun refused to sing in front of her. Instead, he pretended to lip-sync. Ju-a caught him. The recording room had a broken lock, and before they realized it, they were locked inside together. Trapped in that space, old feelings surfaced. Ju-a admitted something she had never said before. “I liked you first,” she confessed. “I used to travel far just to see you at school.”
Si-jun had been the one to ask her out, but she had loved him from the beginning. Before things could get more complicated, Gyeom arrived and opened the door. On his way to meet Mu-bee, Gyeom saw his brother, Jun, stepping onto a busy road. Time seemed to slow. A car was speeding toward him. Gyeom ran and pulled him back just in time. His heart pounded. But Jun remained calm as if nothing had happened. Gyeom couldn’t understand it. Why was his brother always so quiet, even in terrifying moments? Why did he never react like everyone else?
Mu-bee waited for Gyeom, but he never showed up. She had been expecting him. She didn’t know why, but she felt disappointed. Then, it hit her. Maybe she had been too harsh on him.
A Confession Under the Sunset
The next day, Mu-bee asked for Gyeom’s help with errands. It was an excuse to go somewhere far. They took Gyeom’s car, but midway, the old vehicle broke down. Gyeom smirked. “You just wanted an excuse to spend time with me.”
Mu-bee didn’t deny it. Instead, she admitted something unexpected. “I don’t have any reason to hate you.” Then, without hesitation, she confessed. “I like you too.” Gyeom stepped closer. The sun was setting, casting warm light over them. He leaned in. Mu-bee didn’t pull away. Their lips met in a quiet, scenic kiss.
Later, Mu-bee listened to Si-jun’s song. This time, it was his voice. She liked it. Meanwhile, Jun looked at Gyeom, as if he had something important to say. But before he could, the screen faded to black.
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