Fall In Love In Seoul

"Not all those who wander are lost." But Suhee Luna Marsh isn't so sure.

Half Korean, half American, Suhee has spent her entire life moving between Seattle and South Korea, never staying in one place long enough to call it home. Every time she begins to build a normal life-with friends, routines, or a sense of belonging-her world is uprooted all over again.

At sixteen, another move brings her to Seoul International School, where she plans to keep her head down, sit quietly in the corner by the window, and survive another year unnoticed.

That plan falls apart the moment Kang Yeonhu, the class monitor with an annoyingly bright smile and endless energy, decides that the mysterious new girl shouldn't be alone.

She's a storm wrapped in silence.

He's sunshine in human form.

She wants distance.

He refuses to let her disappear into the background.

As seasons change and walls slowly crumble, Suhee begins to discover what it feels like to have a home, friends, and maybe even first love.

But some stories aren't meant to stay untouched forever.

And sometimes, forgetting hurts far more than remembering.