Like Family

Achieving stardom comes with a heavy price, particularly when there is no family left to share the triumphs. Following the tragic passing of her mother, top-tier actress Han Nana finds herself entirely isolated and struggling through a severe career slump. Her life takes an unexpected turn with the arrival of Yoo Sungwoo, an orphaned high school senior who shared a close bond with Nana before she rose to fame. Nana decides to take him in, treating him like a younger brother, but as they continue to live under the same roof, the boundaries begin to blur, revealing that Sungwoo’s feelings for her extend far beyond sibling affection. At the same time, a glimmer of hope emerges for Nana's professional life when she lands a coveted lead role in an upcoming romance drama. However, this new opportunity brings an old complication: her co-star is Lee Han, a famous actor who previously served as the primary source of Nana’s deep despair. Interestingly, Lee Han appears remarkably warmer toward her this time around, setting the stage for a complex web of unresolved past tensions, unexpected romance, and deeply rooted personal attachments.