Convergence of stars

At 24 years old, EUN Ki-Nam carries the weight of eight lost years. Found wandering disoriented and unresponsive 2 and a half years ago, a ghost of the vibrant teenager he once was, he's begun the arduous journey of piecing his life back together. After a year of therapy he's back into a semblance of normalcy. Struggling with the financial and emotional burden of independent living, Ki-Nam decides to take a significant, albeit anxiety-inducing, step: he posts an advertisement for a roommate and Kim Ji-Hwan appears at his door.

From their first meeting, there's an unsettling quality about Ji-Hwan - a gaze that lingers too long, a smile that doesn't quite reach his eyes, and an air of knowing that seems disproportionate to their brief acquaintance. Despite Ki-Nam's instinctive reservations, he agrees to let Ji-Hwan move in.

The question gnaws at Ki-Nam: Is Ji-Hwan merely a peculiar roomate, a well-meaning but socially awkward individual? Or is there a darker, more sinister reason he sought out Ki-Nam, an unspoken connection to the missing eight years that continue to haunt him? Has Ki-Nam, in his desperate search for normalcy, invited a lifeline into his home, or a predator who holds the key to the very past he desperately tries to forget?