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Hell yeah! A major publisher wants Mai Sohn to write a webcomic on relationships. But she’s struck with heartbreak as her girlfriend abruptly dumps her. It’s hard writing about relationships without being in one, so she needs to find the inspiration for love — and find it fast. And what’s up with her possibly homophobic neighbor? Why is she cool with Mai one minute and then so awkward and weird to her the next?! Can’t a girl catch a break?

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Although she is just a college freshman, Kim Danjo, much like her name, lives a monotonous life. One day Danjo goes to a storage room to run an errand for her sunbae when she witnesses a broom transform into a human girl. From that day on, the broom persistently asks for Danjo's help, claiming she has nowhere to go. In the end, Danjo accidentally gives the broom who claims to actually be a Dookkabei (Korean supernatural creature) the name Eundohae and they start living together in Danjo's small gosiwon.

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Hell yeah! A major publisher wants Mai Sohn to write a webcomic on relationships. But she’s struck with heartbreak as her girlfriend abruptly dumps her. It’s hard writing about relationships without being in one, so she needs to find the inspiration for love — and find it fast. And what’s up with her possibly homophobic neighbor? Why is she cool with Mai one minute and then so awkward and weird to her the next? Can’t a girl catch a break?

What are the chances of running into an ex-lover at the recycling station? A newly written story of two women reunited as apartment neighbors.