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In this poignant exploration of modern relationships, three couples find themselves struggling to express their deepest emotions through the confines of social media. Noh Jin-woo (Yoo Ah-in), a charismatic actor fresh from military service, has built a reputation that precedes him. Jo Kyung-ah (Lee Mi-yeon), a talented screenwriter, is desperate for his involvement in her latest television drama series, but Jin-woo’s hesitation sends their professional and personal dynamics into disarray.

Meanwhile, at a joyous wedding celebration, Jin-woo’s gaze falls upon the young Bom, sparking an unspoken question that will reverberate throughout the narrative: could this charming child be the fruit of his own labor? The uncertainty hangs in the air like a tantalizing mist, as Jin-woo grapples with the complexities of parenthood and responsibility.

Jung Sung-chan (Kim Joo-hyuk), the proprietor of a quaint Japanese eatery, is on the cusp of matrimony when his plans are derailed by a sudden break-up. As he navigates the aftermath, he finds himself offering solace to flight attendant Ham Joo-ran (Choi Ji-woo), whose own life has taken an unexpected turn after discovering she’s been deceived out of her apartment. The unlikely pair forms an uneasy alliance, sharing the space and their stories as they attempt to rebuild their lives.

In a world where technology has become an indispensable crutch for emotional expression, Lee Soo-ho (Kang Ha-neul), a gifted songwriter crippled by a high school car accident that left him deaf, finds himself increasingly disconnected from the world around him. His chance encounter with Jang Na-yeon (Esom), a charismatic drama series producer, at Jung Sung-chan’s restaurant sets in motion a whirlwind of emotions and unrequited longings. As Soo-ho and Na-yeon exchange flirtatious messages on Facebook, they embark upon a series of enchanting dates, with Soo-ho struggling to reveal the truth about his hearing disability to this captivating stranger.