They were family...once. An eon ago Kim Namjoo's freshly divorced mother married Kim Jongin's father in hopes of a better life. Unprecedented was a blossoming relationship between Namjoo and Jongin that causes his sister to become suspicious of them. Then marital problems start to create tension in the newly created family. A complexity of issues breaks them up, separating Namjoo and Jongin. Years later Jongin is back from studying abroad with a girlfriend in tow and Namjoo is getting engaged

Growing up Kim Namjoo has only known hideous faces and the sheen veils in which her families hide behind. Unlike her Kim Jongin has grown up in a reputable family; happy and carefree, but behind closed doors family dynamics are tangled cobwebs he has always wished to escape. One day Namjoo comes back home from abroad more flippant than ever for an engagement her family has arranged, but on D-Day, she runs. And then she meets Jongin, a budding prosecutor. Beginning their woeful encounter with:

Dance major Oh Sehun has a crush on Theater major Kim Namjoo. One day after a campus musical he guts it up and sends her a bouquet of flowers. Even when she finds out the source of the giver, Namjoo is not enthralled but she gets to know him. When her feelings later reverse time is already cut short. Sehun is on a blind date and she has received entertainment love calls. Nothing has started, but nothing has also ended.  ***Characters are mine, this

Growing up has never been easy for teen rebels Sehun, Namjoo, and Kai. Lost in the swamp of life's events their differences collide on school grounds - with Kai and Namjoo who are always at each other's necks, Sehun who is seeking to reconcile with now cold Namjoo, and also Namjoo's neighborhood friend Chanyeol barging into the mix. When the atmosphere shifts between Namjoo and the guys their lives make an unexpectedly surprising turn. As they connect through their classroom and their worlds

The confident, very successful career woman Kim Namjoo has never messed up. In two months she'll be getting married to the love of her life. It is everything she is looking forward to. Plans blow up in her face when she realizes she's pregnant, but the father is not the husband-to-be. Namjoo faces a crisis when abortion doesn't become an option for her. When she realizes the baby's father is an old high school crush she never really knew, will she take the chance at a missed opportunity or wi

A night of fun meant to release pain, stress, and the frustrations of the worldly living suddenly turns wrong one night when Kim Namjoo lands in the house of a superstar actor, Kim Jongin a.k.a. Kai. Her already-disastrous reality turns upside down again when the papparazzi begin stalking her. ***Characters are mine, this is all from

Left behind by her mother, Namjoo has gone through ups and downs by raising her younger brother. Determined to make a turn around Namjoo becomes a schemer when she targets Kim Jongin, the only son of a dying father, about to inherit millions and a company. When Jongin falls for Namjoo's tricks her life becomes twisted upon discovering that the mother who left her is now his mother, and is about to become her mother-in-law. Namjoo takes advantage of her married life to do as she pleases, but o

Kim Namjoo has taken on her twin, Lee Choonhee's identity. Here's what she knows: Lee Choonhee was surrounded by male friends. Her sister had a lover, he didn't want her baby, so she got rid of it and died in the process. Given a chance with another life, Namjoo now finds herself surrounded by both enemies and friends who she will have to learn to differentiate from liars and honest ones. The deeper Namjoo gets into Choonhee's oppressive world, she is challenged with discovering which man was

Early married, the two newlyweds enjoy their time at home unable to embark on their anticipated honeymoon. Separated due to work circumstances Namjoo is left waiting at home for the husband she is sure will return to her.  ***Characters are mine, this is all from my imagination. I'm only borrowing images and names, no oth