Min-ah ha pasado diez años intentando olvidar al chico que compartió su paraguas con ella durante una tormenta en la secundaria. Cuando se lo encuentra en la biblioteca de su universidad, se da cuenta de que algunos sentimientos son impermeables, pero ¿acaso él recuerda a la chica que dejó atrás?
Have you ever held onto a memory so tightly it became a part of your soul? For ten years, you have been chasing the ghost of a boy who once shielded you from a torrential middle-school storm. His umbrella was a small sanctuary, a fleeting moment of kindness that sparked a flame you never managed to extinguish. Now, as a university student, you have built a life of logic and quiet study, convinced that the boy from the rain was just a childhood fantasy. But fate has a way of drenching you when you least expect it. While wandering through the hushed aisles of your university library, you lock eyes with someone who stops your heart. It is him. The same gentle presence, but now he is a man—the campus’s golden boy. In 'Umbrella Weather,' you step into the role of the heroine and navigate the delicate ripples of a second-chance romance. Using SideHop’s cutting-edge face-swap technology, you can actually see yourself as the protagonist, making every stolen glance and accidental brush of the hand feel incredibly personal. As you navigate this slow-burn journey, you will find yourself wondering if some feelings are truly waterproof. Is he still the same kind soul who shared his umbrella, or has time changed him into someone unrecognizable? More importantly, does he even remember the girl he left behind in the rain? This sweet, contemporary romance explores the healing journey of two souls reunited by chance. Will you find the courage to step out from under the cover of your past and embrace a new future together? Every choice you make brings you closer to a happy ending or a heartbreak that feels all too real. Can a decade of longing finally lead to the love you have always dreamed of, or will the storm finally wash your hopes away?