Set 3 years after Between the Flashes. With a city that moved on and an industry that is constantly changing, Hanni threw herself into her craft and idol life. Now being at the top of Korea as the nation's beloved artist, she has it all. Or so she thinks. Three years ago, Minji left Seoul to take an overseas security contract promising to return after a year. She never came back. Now forced into retirement at 27, Minji returns to Seoul with some baggage she tries to hide, and absolutely no idea what comes next.

Hanni was one of the army's most talented young doctors-quick-thinking, compassionate, and brilliant under pressure. Unfortunately, she was also painfully clumsy. She dropped medical files, tripped over her own boots, and somehow managed to spill coffee on a colonel during her first week of training. After a small "accident" at the military hospital in Seoul, Hanni was transferred to a remote town near the border between North and South Korea, where tensions were high and every soldier depended on the base medical unit to survive. Determined to prove herself, Hanni promised she would stay focused, professional, and far away from trouble. That plan failed the moment she met Captain Kim Minji. Confident, fearless, and dangerously charming, Minji led her soldiers with unwavering authority-but around Hanni, she became shamelessly flirtatious. From teasing smiles to late-night visits to the infirmary with fake injuries, Minji seemed determined to make the shy doctor blush at every opportunity. As the cold border town grows more dangerous and the threat of conflict looms closer, Hanni and Minji find themselves drawn together in ways neither of them expected. Between stolen glances, battlefield chaos, and hearts that beat louder than gunfire, the two women discover that love might be the most terrifying risk of all.

It's been almost three years since Minji left. Almost three years since everything changed. Now in New York, Minji has found herself again on basketball court, becoming not only a stronger player but also a steadier, kinder version of the person she once struggled to be. Maybe NYU was a right choice. Meanwhile in Seoul, Hanni pours her heart into her music degree, following her dreams alongside the friends who stayed by her side when everything seemed to fall apart. They live in different worlds now, building new routines, finding new people to laugh with, and carving futures they once only imagined. Yet, no matter the distance, no matter the silence, they carry each other quietly. Because even through pain, heartbreak, and time, some bonds never unravel completely. They always knew they would care for one another. The question is-can they ever forget what it felt like to be each other's everything? BOOK 2 OF "DOES LOVE FEEL LIKE THIS" Hope you like it:)