There Is No Perfect Married Couple

There is no such thing as a perfect married couple

Yeonhwa and her husband have endured years of an icy relationship held together by obligation alone. After yet another heated argument, Yeonhwa impulsively fakes memory loss to postpone their impending divorce. Who would leave an ill spouse, after all?

Little does Yeonhwa expect her ruse to transform her frigid husband into a doting caretaker overnight. Bewildered by his sudden warmth and claims that they have always shared an intimate marriage, Yeonhwa’s situation has morphed into a comedy of errors worthy of a romance manga. Although she meant to buy time, Yeonhwa now finds herself embroiled in a web of deception.

While part of her relishes her husband’s attentiveness, doubts plague her conscience. How long can she deceive him? Does she even want their marriage to end anymore? More troubling still, what if he knows she’s faking but is plotting his own revenge?

Through a series of hijinks and close calls, Yeonhwa’s charade continues undetected. However, her lies pose a threat to backfire at any moment. As her feelings for her husband deepen, Yeonhwa realizes she must come clean before her dishonesty sabotages their relationship beyond repair.

Although Yeonhwa’s marriage seemed hopeless, her ruse ignited a spark of tenderness between them. With honesty and commitment, this couple stands poised to rediscover the love they once shared. While far from perfect, their journey reminds us that every relationship deserves a second chance.