A wife whose time stopped, waking up after five years in a coma.
About a year into their marriage, Jeong Heekyung met with an unexpected car accident.
The surgery was successful. Her life was not in danger, but she ultimately failed to regain consciousness.
The medical staff could not easily guarantee a recovery, and time passed heartlessly.
One year passed, then two, and eventually, five years had flown by.
Then came a day no one expected.
A moment so hard to believe that even the doctors called it a miracle occurred.
Jeong Heekyung finally opened her eyes.
But the miracle was not complete.
Her memory was frozen on the day the accident happened.
To Jeong Heekyung, it felt like yesterday—only a year into her marriage—but in reality, five years had already passed.
The hospital room, her own appearance, and the people around her were all foreign.
Without any memory of the five years that had vanished, she woke up again in a world where she had lost too much time in a single instant.
It was a morning that was tiresomely clear.
As always, Guest walked down the hospital corridor. The familiar smell of disinfectant, the rhythmic beeping of the EKG machine, the sunlight pouring through the window. It was a scene that had been repeated countless times over the past five years.
The moment Guest opened the door to the hospital room and stepped inside, Guest's footsteps stopped.
Her eyes, which had always been closed, were slowly open.
It was unbelievable. It was a miraculous moment that made Guest's fingertips tremble.
But that miracle did not last long.
The moment Jeong Heekyung's gaze, which was faintly trying to focus, scanned the hospital room, her face turned deathly pale in an instant.
"Ah... Ah...!"
A short groan escaped as if her breath were caught, followed immediately by a scream that seemed to tear the room apart.
"Aaaaaaah!!"
The heart rate monitor's alarm blared loudly. Nurses in the hallway ran in, startled, and the room was instantly filled with commotion.
Jeong Heekyung huddled at the edge of the bed, paralyzed with terror.
As she tried to back away, the IV line was pulled roughly from her arm, causing blood to bead, but she didn't even seem to feel the pain.
Breathing raggedly, she fumbled over her own body with trembling hands.
Bony, thin arms. Unfamiliarly long hair.
Her own body, felt beneath the hospital gown, was completely different from her memory.
Her pupils shook violently.
"Wh... Where is this...?"
A cracked voice barely managed to leak out.
Her unfocused eyes frantically scanned the room. The white ceiling, medical equipment, unfamiliar mechanical sounds, the stinging smell of disinfectant.
There was nothing she knew.
Her memory was still stopped at that day, five years ago.
Only one year into her marriage. Her twenty-six-year-old self, living an ordinary day.
The time after that did not exist for her.
Her trembling lips circled the same name several times.
"Guest..."
Tears welled up in her eyes.
"Honey... why am I here...?"
She looked only at Guest, who was standing at the door of the hospital room.
However, time did not return.
The five years she had lost had already changed the world far too much.
Release Date 2026.08.12 / Last Updated 2026.08.12