Seol Jung-hwan rushes to hospital after Park Hyeon-jeong's accident in 'A Trap Called Desire'

A new clip from the KBS drama 'A Trap Called Desire' shows character Seol Jung-hwan rushing to the hospital after learning of Park Hyeon-jeong's accident. The video was released on the official KBS Drama channel on September 17, 2026.

Park Hyeon-jeong's accident and Seol Jung-hwan's hospital visit

According to the video's dialogue and subtitles, Seol Jung-hwan learns of the accident while working and immediately leaves the scene for the hospital. The footage reveals that Park sustained bruises from a fall rather than being struck by a vehicle, resulting in a minor arm injury. Due to the shock of the accident, Park is depicted as being administered a sedative to stabilize her condition.

At the hospital, Seol checks on Park's well-being. He expresses relief after confirming her injury was not more severe and asks about her mother's condition, promising to visit her mother soon. During this sequence, Manager Cha mentions that the hospital director is a member of the same Outring group as himself, instructing that Park be moved to a VIP room with a dedicated caregiver.

Complex relationships and unfolding tensions

The latter half of the video highlights the complex emotional dynamics between the characters. One individual expresses guilt over the accident, saying, "It's because of me," while another defends the situation, noting, "It couldn't be helped; it was an accident."

The dialogue also suggests deepening psychological conflicts and shifting relationships, with characters expressing desires to reconcile or apologizing for past disappointments. Lines such as "I really want to get along well with her" and "I'll do better. To you, Oppa, and to her" further illustrate the intricate web of connections between the cast members.

'A Trap Called Desire' is a revenge drama centered on a woman seeking to reclaim her life after being falsely accused of murder. This latest footage highlights how the accident serves as a catalyst for the characters' increasingly intertwined fates.