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In this poignant exploration of contemporary relationships, three couples grapple with their ability to convey their deepest feelings within the restrictive confines of social media. Noh Jin-woo](/actor/yoo-ah-in), portrayed by the charismatic Yoo Ah-in, has established an impressive reputation as an actor who recently returned from military service. His presence is both commanding and complex. On the other hand, Jo Kyung-ah](/actor/lee-mi-yeon), a talented screenwriter played by [ee Mi-yeon, is desperate for his collaboration on her latest television drama series. However, Jin-woo’s reluctance to commit creates a chaotic swirl of both personal and professional tension between them.

At a joyous wedding celebration, Jin-woo’s eyes are drawn to a young girl named Bom, igniting an unspoken question that will linger throughout the story: Could this delightful child be a manifestation of his own past decisions? The uncertainty envelops him like a tantalizing mist, forcing Jin-woo to confront the multifaceted issues surrounding parenthood and responsibility.

Meanwhile, Jung Sung-chan](/actor/kim-joo-hyuk), the owner of a charming Japanese eatery, stands on the brink of marriage when his plans are unexpectedly thwarted by a sudden breakup. As he grapples with the heartache, he finds comfort in Ham Joo-ran, a flight attendant played by [Coi Ji-woo, who is navigating her own chaotic turn of events after realizing she’s been conned out of her apartment. This unlikely duo forges a tenuous bond, sharing their living space as well as their stories, striving to piece their lives back together amidst the turmoil.

In a digital age where technology serves as a crucial lifeline for emotional communication, Lee Soo-ho](/actor/kang-ha-neul), a talented songwriter portrayed by [Kag Ha-neul, faces significant challenges after a car accident in high school left him deaf. His unexpected meeting with Jang Na-yeon, played by Esom, at Jung Sung-chan’s restaurant ignites a cascade of emotions and unreciprocated desires. As Soo-ho and Na-yeon exchange flirtatious messages on Facebook, they embark on a series of magical dates, with Soo-ho struggling to unveil the truth about his hearing impairment to this intriguing stranger.

This intricate tapestry of interconnected lives showcases the struggles and triumphs of modern intimacy, revealing how love, loss, and longing intertwine in the digital age.