WHEN TIMING ISN'T PERFECT

When Claire agrees to tag along with her childhood friend Emma to a pancake-making class, she expected nothing more than a few flour-streaked selfies and awkward small talk. But Instead, she meets Lucas—quietly observant and subtly charming. From mismatched baking attempts to spontaneous conversations, a gentle connection begins to form.



But Claire isn’t looking for love—not yet. She’s still finding herself, especially with a prestigious graduate program in Copenhagen just around the corner, she didn’t know how to proceed with this new spark. Lucas, who is patient doesn’t push. He simply listens, stays, and lets their bond unfold in its own time.



As Claire moves overseas, their relationship shifts from budding romance to long-distance connection, filled with late-night voice notes, quiet admissions, and the ache of missing each other. But time zones can’t hold back what they feel for each other, and when Claire returns, unexpectedly, she and Lucas must decide what comes next, especially after Claire was entangled with someone else in school.