Comedy
To protect her sister from endless misfortune, a superstitious woman must find a specific man chosen by fate. She crosses paths with a cold tech CEO who relies strictly on math and science, loathing all things irrational. To ward off her bad luck, she proposes an unexpected contract relationship. As these two opposites draw closer, their clash of science and superstition turns into an unpredictable romance that challenges their beliefs.
Shim Bo-nui searches at a casino for her boss who ran off with her salary. Meanwhile, Je Soo Ho is about to announce his company's new game, Genius II. Two of the engineers try to steal the software on the day of Soo Ho's presentation.
After Bo-nui's attempt to catch a tiger ends in failure, pro tennis player Choi Gun-wook moves into her apartment building.
Bo-nui lets Soo-ho into her room after mistaking him for her date, but now Gun-wook waits outside. Bo-nui frantically stops Soo-ho from leaving.
Bo-nui agrees to the contract on the condition that Soo-ho dates her for three weeks. She tells him that it's a matter of life and death.
After seeing Soo-ho's gentle side Bo-nui asks him to spend the night, only to be refused. Gun-wook takes the downcast Bo-nui to the tennis court.
Bo-nui tries to apologize to Soo-ho and tells him the truth but he drives away. Soo-ho can't keep his mind off her and follows her after work.
Bo-nui despairs as the full moon arrives without her accomplishing her task to save her sister. Soo-ho worries for her as she heads out into the rain.
Resigned to Bo-ra's fate, Bo-nui heads down to the river alone. The next day she returns a missed call from the hospital and receives some news.
Thanks to Soo-ho being her talisman, Bo-nui is able to see her sister. Touched by his kindness, she talks about her past as they sit in the park.
After spending the night watching over Soo-ho, Bo-nui is late for Gun-wook's TV appearance the next day and doesn't answer his calls.
Cast: Hwang Jung-eum, Ryu Jun-yeol, Lee Soo-hyuk, Lee Chung-ah, Kim Sang-ho, Lee Cho-hee, Ki Joo-bong, Na Young-hee, Jung In-gi, Kwon Hyuk-soo, Kim Ji-min, Jung Sang-hoon, Seo Hwa-yi
Genres: Comedy
Hwang Jung-eum
Shim Bo-ni
Ryu Jun-yeol
Je Soo-ho
Lee Soo-hyuk
Choi Gun-wook
Lee Chung-ah
Han Seol-hee
Kim Sang-ho
Won Dae-hae
Lee Cho-hee
Lee Dal-nim
Ki Joo-bong
Je Mul-po
Na Young-hee
Yang Hee-ae
Jung In-gi
Ahn Young-il
Kwon Hyuk-soo
Jo Yoon-Bal
Kim Ji-min
Shim Bo-ra
Jung Sang-hoon
Han Ryang-Ha
Seo Hwa-yi
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