Walking Along

Ayla Moon, a resilient 24-year-old university student, balances two jobs while quietly carrying the scars of a past she never speaks about. Three years earlier, on a rain-soaked night, she risked her life to save a severely injured man in a car accident-an act that left her with permanent nerve damage in her shoulder and chronic pain she endures in silence.

That man is now Director Ian Kang, a powerful 34-year-old university director who survived the crash but was left with a permanent leg injury, forcing him to walk with a cane. Neither of them realizes they are bound by that night-though fragments of memory linger whenever it rains.

As Ayla navigates a prestigious university built for the elite, facing hostility from privileged classmates and the cold arrogance of James Kim, she refuses to bow to status or wealth. Though she may not come from money, her strength, intellect, and quiet determination set her apart.

In a world divided by power and privilege, two survivors-unaware of their shared past-slowly move toward a truth that could change everything.