"When It Rains in Seoul"

> "I thought I was running away.
But maybe I was just running toward something I didn't know I needed."

After a heartbreak, a fight with her family, and the crushing weight of expectations, Helen leaves Nigeria with nothing but a suitcase and her journal. She finds herself in Seoul-alone, lost, and caught in the rain.

A tiny, hidden café becomes her shelter. An old woman gives her tea. And a cold, silent boy gives her space... and something she didn't think she deserved-patience.

As rainy days turn into shared meals, late-night talks, and rooftop dances, Helen starts to wonder:
Can you really find yourself in a place where no one knows your name?

A soft, healing love story about rain, poetry, and second chances.

🌧️ For anyone who's ever felt too much, left too soon, or loved too hard.