"The Space Between" They say marriage is a promise. A choice. A vow you speak once, and then remember every day after. Jennie Kim and Lalisa Manoban have been married for three years. Secretly. Quietly. Without ceremony, without applause. What began as fierce, reckless love-midnight drives, whispered I love you's between courtrooms and trauma wards-has turned into something colder. They still live together. Still sleep side by side. But the silence between them is louder than ever. No one knows they're wives. Not their friends. Not their families. Some days, they wonder if they even are anymore. This isn't a story about falling in love. It's a story about what comes after. The loneliness of staying. The bravery of leaving. And the question that haunts every marriage: What if love isn't enough?

When celebrated architect Jennie Ruby Jane lands the contract of a lifetime designing Seoul's most ambitious museum, she doesn't expect the lead curator to be Lisa Manoban - the captivating woman who stole her breath at a charity gala years ago...and who's very much off-limits. Lisa's got a sharp tongue, a long-term relationship with the powerful Irene Bae, and absolutely no time for Jennie's lingering crush - or so she says. But as construction deadlines loom, every tense meeting becomes a battleground of flirty insults and simmering glances. With gossiping colleagues, workplace bets, and a city watching, Jennie and Lisa must decide: will they build something lasting together, or let the pressure break them first?