Zimny_Hana

Ava Lee is a fierce 28-year-old with a reputation as the go-to wedding planner for modern lovebirds. But when her grandmother, the legendary matchmaker Mei Lee, decides to retire, Ava is roped into managing her old-school matchmaking service as a favor. Skeptical about Mei’s “fate over algorithms” approach, Ava begins mixing modern tech (swipe-right dating apps) with Mei’s unconventional methods, leading to unexpected results—and disasters.

The real problem? Divorce lawyer Ryan Kim, who keeps sabotaging Ava’s matches under the guise of “saving people from heartbreak.” Forced to collaborate with Ryan to save a failing matchmaking project, Ava discovers there’s more to his cynical view of love—and to her own guarded heart.

Matchmaker Mayhem

"Boarding Passes, Baggage, and a Grandmother with a Megaphone."

They almost made it to the airport in peace.

Ava had been lulled into a false sense of security by the peaceful cab ride, her hand laced with Ryan's, the streets of Tokyo sliding by in a soft blur of morning light and cherry blossom petals.

They were relaxed. Content. Post-onsen glowy. The kind of couple who looked like they had their lives together.

Until they reached the departure hall at Haneda Airport.

"Why is Mei holding a megaphone?" Ava asked, already bracing herself.

Ryan squinted. "...Why is Harold wearing a sash that says 'Father of the Bride—Probably'?"

Mei spotted them and waved enthusiastically. "You're late!"

"We're early," Ava muttered.

Final Tokyo Moments – Saying Goodbye to Chaos