You’ve spent seven long years perfecting the art of forgetting. You moved cities, pivoted your career, and meticulously erased every digital and physical trace of Jihun, your first love and childhood best friend. You told yourself that the lingering ache in your chest was just a phantom limb—a remnant of a girl you used to be. But when you walk into the high-stakes kickoff meeting for your firm’s newest project, your heart stops. Sitting at the head of the table is Jihun. He’s no longer the soft-spoken boy who shared headphones with you on the school bus; he’s a formidable, cold, and devastatingly handsome project lead who looks at you as if you’re a complete stranger. In 'The 1% I Kept,' you are thrust into a high-pressure office environment where professional boundaries blur with a painful personal history. Every interaction is a minefield of 'what ifs' and 'could have beens.' As you work side-by-side under tight deadlines and late-night brainstorming sessions, the icy exterior Jihun has built begins to crack, revealing glimpses of the boy you once loved. This slow-burn, second-chance romance captures the electric tension of being forced to face the person who knows your secrets better than anyone else. Adding to the deep emotional immersion, this interactive story utilizes SideHop’s cutting-edge face-swap technology. You can upload your own photo to see your own face on the main character, making the emotional highs and the gut-wrenching workplace encounters feel entirely real. You aren't just a spectator; you are the one navigating this healing journey, deciding whether to hold onto your professional pride or succumb to the undeniable chemistry that seven years apart couldn't extinguish. Can you stay composed when his gaze lingers a second too long in the elevator? Can you protect the tiny, 1% fragment of your heart that you never managed to clear out, or will Jihun find a way to reclaim the other 99%? Dive into a story of lingering glances, office secrets, and the enduring power of a first love that refuses to stay in the past. Will you find closure, or will you finally find your way back to him?