To the X who hated me - E-Jae & Woori

Synopsis

E-jae looks forward to the privacy of living on her own, only to discover that her mother has arranged for Woori to become a boarder. The unexpected housemate disrupts her plans and gradually becomes the focus of romantic feelings. Woori's ambition to become an online creator introduces another audience into their growing closeness when she encourages E-jae to participate in a couples channel. What initially looks like a shared project begins to expose different expectations about privacy and attention. The romance follows the tension between experiencing intimacy and producing it as content. E-jae must decide how to communicate discomfort without denying her affection, while Woori's desire for visibility raises questions about who gets to determine which parts of a relationship belong to the people living it.