Rain Again

Wujin is a recent graduate adrift in life, burdened by unemployment and a profound sense of purposelessness. With no clear direction and no meaningful connections to anchor him, his days feel entirely empty. That isolation begins to fracture when he unexpectedly crosses paths with Jin. Suave yet quietly brooding, Jin carries the weight of a difficult past behind a surprisingly gentle exterior. When circumstances bring them together as next-door neighbors, Wujin finds himself drawn into Jin’s orbit in ways he never anticipated. Living in such close proximity makes it impossible for Wujin to conceal his growing feelings. However, uncertainty shadows every interaction between them. Despite Jin’s soft demeanor, Wujin cannot shake the lingering doubt that he might simply be an amusement to his neighbor—a fleeting distraction rather than a genuine connection. Set against the backdrop of a sweltering, rain-soaked summer, their relationship teeters on the edge of vulnerability and mistrust. As the heavy heat and endless downpours blur the lines between them, Wujin must navigate his own insecurities to discover whether true love can finally take hold before the season fades away.