Saranghaneun Jonjae

Once a promising track and field athlete, Soyou had her future cut short by acute heart disease. Given only a short time to live, she miraculously survived thanks to a heart transplant. But in the process, she lost everything she had worked for, returning to high school a year behind her peers. Adjusting has been difficult—making new friends and chasing old dreams feel out of reach. Then, at the start of her second-year spring semester, she locks eyes with a boy in the classroom. Her heart suddenly pounds, and an inexplicable wave of emotion brings her to the brink of tears. That night, she dreams of a man who introduces himself as the donor of her transplanted heart—and the father of the very boy she saw that day. His son, Jaeha, has lost his entire family and now lives completely alone. At the man’s gentle request, Soyou reaches out to Jaeha with a message of support. In doing so, she slowly begins to fill the emptiness in her life—finding new reasons to live, new connections, and new dreams. Step by step, she learns what it truly means to live again.