Missing You Korean Drama Novels & Stories

She sat up from the bed and moved off the screen with the picture bumping into a series of unread texts. "Good day, Min Seok (pleading eyes, heart emoji)" "I miss you so much. Can't wait for school to resume next week!!!" "Do you miss me? I'm sure you do. I understand we can't meet because of your strict parents." "Don't worry, this girlfriend of yours has learnt most of the session's science lessons you would be able to pick up in no time once we resume." "Call me." 2 Hours Later "Are you still busy? Young master's life must be hard."

She puts down the glass of water on the table tiredly. Her former elegance is gone. Grey streaks lie in her hair. There is no trace of makeup on her face. She is wearing the same clothes for three days. “Soh Chun.” Ko Chung Ha sits down on the stool and rests her arms on the table. All the maids are gone from the house. The emptiness of the house is gnawing on her soul. There is no one left. Eun Min Ah left with Jung Kwang Soo. After the funeral, her daughter didn’t even pick up her calls once. She deserves this hate from her daughter.

Jeon smiling teasingly. “Oh, brother! Is my vision weak or someone really is missing from their clan?” asked Mr. Kang in a mocking tone. “Good one, Dad” said Jisung cheerfully. “So, you noticed Hyun Bin is not here. If anyone of you is related to his disappearance then you will play. Tell me right now, if any of you know where he is!” asked Eric in an angry tone. “We don’t need him Eric” said Liah while taking his hand.

His friend who had made the call hesitated, stammering, "T-Tim, she hung up." "Call again." "She turned off her phone." The sound of shattering glass filled the air, silencing the entire room. "What exactly did she say? "She couldn't care less about you… and I think there was someone with her." The whole room knew what that implied; there was no need to spell it out. Afterward, Timothy spent the rest of the night searching every hotel in Sierra Town. By the time I woke up, it was already noon. Ian was gone, leaving a bowl of now-cold chicken soup on the nightstand. Just as I reached for it, the doorbell rang.

" Without waiting for a response, I turned and walked back into the house, shutting the door behind me with a loud slam. The door was like a final verdict—a steel wall cutting off all ties between me and Quinn. … The next day, the weather had taken a turn. Cold crept into the air as I headed to meet Layla. She was already waiting outside the café. Five years had passed, but she looked just like I remembered—elegant, poised, calm. I caught myself watching her, lost in the memory of who she used to be. Sensing my stare, she turned. When our eyes met, her expression flickered with surprise, then softened into a smile. "It's freezing out here. Why didn't you go inside?" We sat down, and she aske

I replied, my voice carefully neutral, devoid of any genuine emotion. He gestured towards the table, laden with food and drinks, inviting us to join them for a celebratory meal. They had set up a small gathering in the garden, a picture of domestic bliss that only served to amplify my own sense of isolation. But my attention was solely on Akeshia. I watched her discreetly from the swing, where I had settled, pretending to rest, my gaze drawn to her like a moth to a flame. She was laughing, her eyes sparkling with joy, and it made my heart ache with a bittersweet longing, a painful reminder of what I could never have. I missed her smile, her scent, her laugh, the way she used to look at me, t

And later that evening, as I’m about to leave, he calls out— “Miss Park.” I turn. “Yes, sir?” He’s at his desk, watching something on his laptop. A K-drama. Of course. But when I step closer, I realize — it’s Moonlight Lovers: Episode 16. The new episode. He gestures at the empty chair beside him. “You can sit. It’s… good for team morale.” “Team morale or Eun-bi therapy?” He ignores me. Presses play. We sit there in awkward silence, watching the on-screen couple argue about fate and rooftop promises.

I once believed that I had a place in her heart. However, everything that happened in my previous life made one thing painfully clear: I was never the person she loved. Thinking of that, I let out a long sigh and looked at Rowena as if nothing had happened. I said casually, "Rowena, we're still missing a diamond ring for the wedding. Let's go take a look together."

And at that moment everyone knew that the filming of the Korean drama, Personal Vendetta will be delayed or canceled permanently. Eddie was shocked when Song Go Ra was arrested for attempted murder, for attempting to murder her! Though there were a million thoughts that she had in mind, she still couldn't believe Song Go Ra could send someone to set her room on fire. Eddie recalled clearly that she went to the Spa with both her and Patty. She came back and ate the meal she thought Liz got for her which made her fall asleep and when she woke up, the room was on fire.

Brahma just said that he'll be coming down to check on the footage and has asked them to look for her through the cameras. Gaia and Hades did as they were told and started scanning the monitors to see the figure again. Unfortunately, she never showed up. It seems like she knows all the blind spots and purposefully avoided being caught by the cameras. They were now both in a state of panic and partial amazement. The woman came prepared. When Brahma finally arrived, he showed them both a look of disappointment. "Tsk, alright, show me what she looks like." Hades immediately got up and went to one of the controls to pull up the only footage of the woman they had - the one from the camera near th