Marshmallow is a tale of transformation, trauma, and the silent mercy of Allah written through love. Sarhan Ali is a heart-whole psycho-violent, feared, and far from faith. A Muslim only by name, his hatred knows no bounds. But when Eshal Fatima, a pious and kind-hearted girl, becomes his wife, Allah's divine plan begins to unfold. Her presence, her prayers, her patience begin to melt the chaos within him. He ruins everything that takes her attention away from him, driven by fear and obsession. But eventually, it's that very fear-of losing her-that leads him to change. The man who once lived in darkness finds his light through her deen, becoming the gentle husband she never imagined he could be. In another part of this heart-wrenching narrative, Kim Yuhi, after being brutally attacked and burned by inhuman traffickers, lies in a coma-shattered, silent. Her husband, Kim Taehyung, an inspector, saves her from death's grip, but not from the pain. For two years, he waits-loving, praying, never leaving her side. When she awakens, afraid of every man, it's his softness, his patience that brings her back to life. He becomes her healing, her comfort, her home. Marshmallow is not just a story of love. It's a story of divine timing, of healing that takes time, and of souls who find peace after surviving storms. Two couples. Two journeys. One miracle.