Yonghwa smiled as his heart warmed at her words. Indeed, with this wonderful woman in his arms, forever won't ever be a bad idea at all.

Seohyun finally decided to fight for her happiness. However, in doing so, she must be able to stop her beloved Yonghwa's wedding to another girl. Now the question is will she be able to speak up? Or will she forever hold her peace? 

It's Christmas Day and Seohyun's trying her best to get away while Yonghwa's giving his best to make her stay. 

“Before I enlisted, I put a lot of emphasis on my work,” Yonghwa answered truthfully. “I focused on what the public wants rather than what I want, but now I think, ‘I should do what I really want when I want to.’" So, what do you want? Or rather—who?

Jung Yonghwa knew he was in deep trouble the minute he agreed to step back into the underground boxing ring again. But if it's the only way to save his beloved, it will always be worth the fight.

Jung Yonghwa's first solo concert since his military discharge was already over. Or so they thought. “It’s now or never,” he whispered. “If it’s really time for this to happen, it will happen.” He closed his eyes for a bit to send his prayers and mustered all the courage he could get before he turned back and smiled.

When the last night of filming for We Got Married finally came, Yonghwa and Seohyun found themselves sitting next to each other in a car, secretly yet evidently unwilling to let each other go. "Would you like to take a detour with me, Miss Seo Juhyun-ssi?"

A promise Yonghwa and Seohyun made to each other a decade ago takes them to where they are right now—and they wouldn't have it any other way. "Ten years, Hyun. Ten long years with only a late night promise as an encouragement. But I didn't mind waiting just because," he slowly leaned down and pulled me closer. "...it's you."