愛在初相識

8.2 播放：14萬 更新：2026-05-05
主演：李珠鉉 白河彬 

大一時，恩盛在學(xué)校裡遇見了妍熙，她便對妍熙一見鍾情，但同時也決定要與妍熙保持距離。多年後，她們成為室友，兩人之間的距離更加靠近，兩人關(guān)係的轉(zhuǎn)變也讓恩盛開始感到擔(dān)心，她該如何面對心中的那份情感？

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大一時，恩盛在學(xué)校裡遇見了妍熙，她便對妍熙一見鍾情，但同時也決定要與妍熙保持距離。多年後，她們成為室友，兩人之間的距離更加靠近，兩人關(guān)係的轉(zhuǎn)變也讓恩盛開始感到擔(dān)心，她該如何面對心中的那份情感？

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