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Fleeing office politics and heartbreak, she resigns and moves to a remote town, only to unexpectedly reunite with her first love—the man who once betrayed her. Now a respected local innkeeper, he finds her as his only guest. Old flames rekindle amidst fresh tensions as they reopen past wounds through daily interactions. Between arguments and subtle flirtations, hearts stir once more. Can she let go of the past? Will he find the courage to reclaim the love he lost?
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