Love Phobia

Yun Bia unveils her AI dating project, but due to past trauma she can only endure one-hour presentations before panic overwhelms her. As her innovation rapidly gains attention, it begins to strain Sunho's fragile relationship. When the two unexpectedly cross paths, ambition and unresolved emotions collide.

Bia's past begins to surface, revealing the events that shaped her need for controlled, artificial love. As the truth behind her trauma becomes clearer, Sunho makes an unexpected decision to retire from writing, just as he becomes more involved in her life.

Bia and Sunho strike a deal to date in the public eye for Bia covering Sunho's company's financial problems. What begins as a calculated publicity stunt soon grows complicated, as Bia's failing health mysteriously continues to improve whenever she's by his side.

Yun Bia and Sunho grow closer amid rising tension. Bia visits the hospital alone as her mother's guardian, while Director Sul quietly moves to take control of the company. As pressure builds, Sunho becomes an unexpected source of support for Bia.

Sunho showers Yun Bia with care while she waits for her watch to be fixed, slowly helping her open up. Meanwhile, the team digs deeper into the data breach, trying to uncover the culprit of the crime.

'ForMe' fan groups surge as users grow obsessed with the AI, even craving physical contact. At the same time, backlash intensifies, with critics demanding the company's downfall. As hidden truths about the AI begin to surface and a stalker lurks in the shadows, the danger surrounding Yun Bia grows.

After Yang Seonae escapes to find Bia, she's supposedly returned to the nursing home, but Sunho discovers she's mysteriously missing. As Bia and Jaehee go back and forth, more of Jaehee's past is revealed, and Sunho suspects she isn't being fully transparent.

Yang Seonae is struck by a car and the suspect goes on the run, drawing intense media attention. As the investigation unfolds and pressure mounts, Yun Bia is forced to confront the crisis head-on and makes a decisive choice that could change the future of 'It's You'.