She decided to divorce him. And she left.

At twenty-five, just when she thought she could finally enjoy her freedom, she heard that her husband had been in an accident.

Chae-yoon returned to find her husband in the hospital, having lost his memory.

And from that moment on, everything began to change.

The cold and indifferent husband she knew began to shake her every night.

“You’re beautiful.”

It was the first time she had ever heard him say it.

“What kind of husband was I?”

For the first time, he was the one who reached out to her.

“Do you still love me?”

When he asked her that, Chae-yoon couldn’t answer.

Once upon a time, Moon Tae-joon was her entire world.

She loved him so much that she endured everything—the way he ignored her, the humiliation from her in-laws, and their lonely marriage.

Then, one day, she realized something.

She had lost herself at the end of that love.

So she left.

A marriage she thought was over.

A love that began again with a husband who had lost his memory.

Chae-yoon was confused, wondering if she was allowed to love him again.

But she didn’t want to lose him.

To protect herself and her husband, Chae-yoon began standing up to her in-laws.

She wanted to protect this marriage at all costs.