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Han Jia is turning thirty-two this year, yet she finds herself spending her days lying around at home. As a freelancer without stable employment, she constantly faces mounting pressure from the people around her to settle down and get married. The relentless expectations weigh heavily on her, making her everyday life feel increasingly suffocating as those close to her question her lack of direction. During a holiday visit back to her hometown, she reunites with Jin Mincheol, a childhood friend who happens to be struggling with the exact same dilemma. Facing identical societal pressures regarding marriage, the two make an impulsive decision to tie the knot right then and there. What begins as a convenient solution to silence their nagging families quickly evolves into something entirely unexpected. Now officially husband and wife, Han Jia and Jin Mincheol must navigate the unfamiliar territory of married life together. However, instead of the awkwardness one might expect from such a sudden arrangement, they discover a surprising truth about their relationship. Living under the same roof reveals that their personalities, habits, and quirks align far more naturally than either of them ever anticipated, transforming a marriage of convenience into a genuine connection.