Yae’s life is falling apart. She loses her job and her apartment on the same day—and just when she thinks things can’t get worse, her boyfriend dumps her. With nowhere to go and no one to turn to, she’s hit rock bottom.

That’s when Takumi, her quiet and dependable childhood friend, suddenly reappears. He offers her an unexpected lifeline: pretend to be his wife for six months. In exchange, she’ll get a place to live and all her expenses covered. It’s a strange deal—but with no better options, Yae agrees.

What she doesn’t know is that Takumi has been in love with her since they were kids.

As they begin their “fake marriage,” awkward moments, shared memories, and unexpected feelings start to blur the lines between pretend and real. Takumi tries—clumsily but sincerely—to win her heart, while Yae begins to question what love really means.

Can a relationship built on a lie turn into something real? Or will the clock run out before they find the courage to be honest with each other—and with themselves?

A sweet, emotional romantic drama about second chances, hidden feelings, and the love that might be right in front of you.