The Rhythm of Loving You
Title: The Rhythm of Loving You
Ryan Thomas wasn’t looking for love — not after years in the military and a career spent protecting the world’s elite. At 31, his life is structured, disciplined, and carefully guarded. So when his best friend secretly signs him up for an international dating app as a joke, Ryan expects nothing more than awkward conversations and wasted time.
He doesn’t expect Arin Kim.
At just 20, Arin is chasing a dream that leaves little room for anything else. A gifted vocalist with striking visuals and a bright, bubbly charm, she’s immersed in the relentless world of idol training, preparing to debut in a five-member girl group. Endless practices, evaluations, and expectations fill her days — balanced only by her loyal assistant, who keeps her grounded, and her fellow trainees who share both her ambition and pressure.
Their match is random. Their connection isn’t.
Separated by oceans, cultures, and uncertain futures, Ryan and Arin begin cautiously — polite messages exchanged across time zones, both guarding hearts shaped by different fears. Yet conversations stretch into late nights. Laughter becomes familiar. Walls slowly lower. Despite promising themselves not to fall too fast, something steady and sincere begins to grow.
As months pass, their bond deepens alongside Arin’s journey toward debut and Ryan’s demanding, high-risk profession. With comedic meddling from Ryan’s mischievous best friend and Arin’s sharp-witted assistant, they navigate misunderstandings, distance, and the vulnerability of caring more than they planned.
When they finally meet face-to-face after a year of connection, the spark is undeniable — love at first sight for both. But love isn’t simple. Arin’s future is just beginning. Ryan’s life is rooted in responsibility and danger. Neither wants to sacrifice their dreams unless they’re certain they’ve found something lasting.
The Rhythm of Loving You is a romantic comedy about timing, trust, and connection — where love grows between messages, across miles, and through shared laughter — proving that sometimes two hearts can find the same beat, no matter how far apart they start.
Because love, like music, is all about finding the rhythm you move to together.