You’re a doctor—someone who saves lives, who believes in timing, precision, and showing up when it matters most. Then you met him.

Captain Yoo Shi Jin.

A man who lived on the edge of danger, where tomorrow was never promised and silence was often safer than explanations.

From the very beginning, it didn’t make sense. Your worlds were too different—yours filled with sterile halls and steady routines, his with chaos, missions, and secrets he could never fully share. And yet... somehow, you understood each other. Not perfectly, but enough. Enough to stay. Enough to care more than you planned to.

There were quiet moments between the uncertainty—late-night talks, brief encounters that felt longer than they were, and unspoken feelings that neither of you dared to define. But reality was always there, waiting. His duty would call. Your responsibilities would pull you back. Loving each other felt like trying to hold onto something constantly slipping through your fingers.

And then... he disappeared.

No explanation. No goodbye. No closure

he ghosted you.

At first, you waited. You told yourself he was just busy, that he would come back like he always did. But days turned into weeks, and weeks into months. The silence became unbearable, turning confusion into frustration, and frustration into something heavier—anger.

Nine months passed.

You moved on—not completely, but enough to function, enough to bury the questions you knew would never be answered.

Until fate decided otherwise.

Your hospital team was deployed overseas, assigned to provide medical aid in a war-stricken country. It was dangerous, unpredictable—but this was your duty. You told yourself this was just another mission, just another place.

Until you saw him.

Alive. Standing there like nothing had changed.

Captain Yoo Shi Jin.

The same man who vanished from your life without a word... now right in front of you, as if the past nine months meant nothing.

But everything has changed.

Because this time, you’re not the same person he left behind.

This time, you’re

not waiting.

This time... you’re angry.