Chicago Typewriter

Se-ju is strangely drawn to an old typewriter. Seol is asked to deliver a mysterious box to Se-ju.

Seol subdues a stalker at Se-ju's house. Seol, cornered as an informant, is at odds with him again.

Seol appears near death to Se-ju. He accidentally saves her on an isolated mountain.

Jin-oh disappears after confessing he is a ghostwriter. Se-ju finds him in front of Seol's house.

Se-ju burns "Chicago Typewriter" written by Jin-oh. But he remembers the content of the burnt book.

Se-ju tells Ji-seok Jin-oh's identity, but he never believes. Se-ju and Jin-oh begin to cohabit.

Seol and Jin-oh were comrades from previous lives. Confused by everything, Se-ju gives up writing.

Se-ju grows closer to Seol, distancing from Tae-min. Soo-hyeon's influence sways Se-ju's feelings.

Jin-oh plans Seoul date with Seol and Se-ju, who's shocked by leader's truth.

Seol's mom is frightened by Se-ju's novel. Upon reading, she meets Seol and tells her why she left.

During the date, Seol is anxious if her ill-fated relationship with Se-ju extends to the present.

Se-ju, Seol, and Jin-oh search for their memories and begin to co-write. Then, they hear a gunshot.

Feeling pain, Jin-oh sees a crack in his body. Se-ju brings Seol, the target, to his house.

Failing to confess his love, Hwi-yeong assigns Soo-hyeon a secret sniper. Se-ju runs to save Seol.

Hwi-yeong faces homeland-lover conflict; Jin-oh appears miraculously to Se-ju.

Seol hears all truths from her mom, and Se-ju remembers all of the past. With a gunshot, Yool dies.