"I'll marry him." Not a performance. Not a rescue. Not a dramatic declaration. Just - a decision.

Martin skates like it's the only thing keeping him steady, except Juhoon is always there, watching from the sidelines, impossible to ignore.

Two college students keep running into each other in the same quiet corners of campus. What starts as small conversations and strange coincidences slowly turns into something harder to ignore. Some connections don't happen all at once-they build in the space between ordinary moments.

They spend afternoons in the same library, sharing words, laughter, and glances that say more than either is ready to admit. But sometimes, the hardest part isn't noticing someone-it's admitting what they mean to you. A story about friendship, tension, and the fragile moments where silence turns into something unforgettable.

Kim Juhoon has three rules: ignore noise, never lose a fight, and don't fall in love. Martin Edwards breaks all of them.

when martin and juhoon living in all too well universe.

Martin needs a fake boyfriend to stop his family from setting him up with rich strangers. Juhoon needs money for university tuition. The solution? A fake dating contract.

Martin hates Juhoon. But hate turns into watching. Watching turns into wanting. And wanting turns into something Martin can't control. Now debut is two months away, and Martin has to choose: the dream he's chased for seven years, or the boy he was never supposed to love. Or maybe- just maybe- he can have both.

847 days of loving someone. Then he stopped.