In the heart of Seoul, there's a small café known for its unique charm and eclectic clientele. Enter Hye-Jin, a vibrant and eccentric young woman with an unapologetically chaotic personality. Unbeknownst to her, Cupid's Café has a reputation for sparking unexpected romances among its patrons.

Hye-Jin, a self-proclaimed "misfit cupid," works at the café alongside the reserved and pragmatic chef, Min-Seok. Her unconventional methods of matchmaking involve playful pranks, quirky challenges, and a dash of unexpected humor. Despite the chaos, the café becomes a hub for laughter and love.

Enter Ji-Won, a workaholic architect who stumbles into Cupid's Café seeking a moment of respite from his demanding job. Intrigued by Hye-Jin's antics, Ji-Won finds himself drawn into her whimsical world. As Hye-Jin unintentionally creates comedic situations that bring couples together, she starts to question her own beliefs about love.

Amid the laughter and craziness, Hye-Jin and Ji-Won navigate the unpredictable journey of love, realizing that sometimes, it's the quirkiest personalities that bring out the most genuine connections.

Will Hye-Jin's unconventional methods lead to her own unexpected romance, or will love prove to be the one force even she can't predict?


PS: Book cover not mine

Chaos In Cupid's Café

Hye-Jin stood alone in the dimly lit washroom, a whirlwind of emotions swirled within her. Confusion, frustration, and a tinge of sadness gnawed at her heart as she grappled with the turmoil of her own feelings. 


She leaned against the cool tiled wall, her breaths coming in shallow gasps as she tried to make sense of the chaos unfolding around her. Ji-Won's presence, so close yet seemingly out of reach, stirred a flurry of conflicting emotions within her. 


Was it possible that her feelings for Ji-Won were deeper than she had ever realized? The thought sent a shiver down her spine, her mind reeling at the prospect of opening her heart to someone so completely. 


But with that realization came a sense of vulnerability, a fear of exposing herself to the unknown. Hye-Jin had always prided herself on her independence, her ability to stand on her own two feet without relying on anyone else. 


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