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Ana lived in a village in the icy mountains of the Philippines with her family. Her childhood was filled with adventures and laughter alongside Eli, her best friend since she was four. The two were inseparable—they made promises, played in the snow, and even without saying it out loud, they were slowly falling in love.

On the day everything changed, Ana and Eli climbed the mountain to watch the sunrise. As they walked, the snow melted. Ana slipped and fell onto a frozen lake. Eli tried to catch her, but could only grab her chain. She sank... and never came back up.

Over time, everyone gave her up for dead. Eli never got over it.

But Ana didn't die. She was frozen, preserved by the ice for over 100 years.

In 2025, an exploration team finds her intact body. The renowned scientist Dr. Kevin is in charge of the research and takes Ana to his laboratory. One day, he brings his 18-year-old son, Noah, to accompany him to work.

When Noah first sees Ana, still frozen, something in him shifts. She's… beautiful. And mysterious. His father explains that she lived over a century ago, but still looks 17.

Days later, Ana awakens. Confused and weak, she opens her eyes to the modern world. Strange people, new sounds—but then she sees him.

His face.

She runs. She cries. She hugs Noah, squeezing him as if she's found her life again.

He is paralyzed.

Ana calls him Eli.

But Noah doesn't know who she is.

And yet… he feels like he already loved her long before he met her.

A renowned scientist specializing in cryogenics and biogenetics, Kevin is known for his coolness and impeccable discipline. But it wasn't always this way. Kevin was once a cheerful man, married to his college friend, Elisa, with whom he had his only son, Noah. They were a happy family—they went on picnics, devised experiments together, and played stargazing. Elisa was the emotional anchor of the household.

But everything fell apart when Elisa was killed in a car accident. Kevin immersed himself in work to avoid drowning in his grief, isolating himself from the world. He raised Noah lovingly, but with a certain emotional distance, as if afraid of losing someone else.

He never fell in love again. He never took anyone home again. Until the day he found the frozen girl.

When he saw Ana, something in him trembled. It wasn't romantic love—it was an emotional shock. It was like seeing time stop.