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A nineteen-year-old girl who wants to die. A nineteen-year-old boy who wants to live. I want to spend it with you. ‘Our beautiful Summer’ that will never come back.
Choi Yeo-Reum (Jang Gyu-Ri) is a 19 year old high school student. When her parents were about to get divorced, they fought over having the other person take custody of her. In the end, her mother took her and they lived together. One day, her mother told her "You're all grown up now. You can live on your own." Her mother then got remarried and left 19 year old Choi Yeo-Reum. She is now all by herself and moves to her new home. On a summer day, she learns that her birth was a burden to her parents. She feels miserable and wants to die. On the day that she decides to take her own life, she meets her neighbors Na A-Reum (Yoo Young-Jae), Na Da-Woon (Son Sang-Yeon) and Na Woo-Ri (Kim Min-Ki). They are triplets.
Seasons
Episode 1
Episode 1
1h 7m
Nineteen-year-old Choi Yeo-reum feels isolated and abandoned following her parents' divorce. After discovering painful details regarding her family's past, she struggles with severe emotional distress and a sense of hopelessness. Her life takes a turn when she meets her next-door neighbors, the Na brothers. The brothers are navigating their own deep grief and recognize the signs of emotional struggle in Yeo-reum. Moved by empathy, they reach out to support her, offering a sense of community and kindness that begins to help her feel less alone in her struggles.
Episode 2Latest episode
Episode 2
1h 7m
As the summer continues, the brothers become a steady presence in Yeo-reum's life, helping her move past her isolation. Through open and vulnerable conversations, the group begins to process their shared experiences of loss and feelings of being forgotten. This protective environment allows Yeo-reum to rediscover her self-worth, while her friendship provides the brothers a way to finally address their own lingering sadness. By supporting one another, they form a strong bond and find the resilience needed to heal. The story concludes on a hopeful note, showing the characters choosing to move forward toward a brighter and more connected future.
