Novel
The K-Pop Idol in My Room
She let a stranger sleep on her floor for just a few days. By morning, the entire country was searching for him.
On the worst night of her life, Han Seoha finds a man collapsed in the rain.
She's just been fired. She's months behind on rent. She has nothing left to give anyone. But she can't walk past a person who can't breathe—so she takes him home. Just a few days, she tells herself. That's all.
The next morning, every screen in Korea is flashing his face. Because the man asleep on her floor is Dohyun—the untouchable center of the nation's biggest K-pop group, who vanished without a trace.
But behind the flawless idol the whole world worships, Seoha meets someone else entirely: Yunho. A lonely boy who can't even wash a pot of rice. Who tears up over a bowl of midnight ramen. Who only breathes easy in the warmth of her tiny, bread-scented kitchen. For the first time in seven years, the brightest star in the country finally feels safe—in the smallest room in the world.
An idol isn't allowed to love an ordinary girl. Not with a dating ban, millions of devoted fans, and cameras waiting in the dark. And if their secret ever breaks, he won't be the one who pays the price.
She will.
How do you hold on to the person who saved you, when loving them might destroy you both?
The K-Pop Idol in My Room is a swoony, slow-burn, cry-in-the-best-way romance about hidden identities, impossible love, and being truly seen for the person you are beneath the mask. Achingly bittersweet—with a happy ending worth every single tear.
The nation's biggest idol is hiding in her basement—and falling for her is the one thing that could ruin them both.
Perfect for readers of idol romance and K-drama lovers everywhere, for anyone who's ever wished the most dazzling person in the world would just want to be loved as an ordinary one.