Yu-gyeong’s move to Seoul was supposed to be a fresh start with her dog, Mong, but her new apartment comes with a major catch: paper-thin walls and a neighbor from hell. The woman next door is sharp, aloof, and has a bite as bad as her bark—literally. After a noise complaint devolves into an all-out "barking war" at midnight, Yu-gyeong finds herself locked in a petty battle of wits with a mysterious beauty who claims that "Foxes don’t eat rice cakes. They only eat meat." But as the neighbor begins to haunt Yu-gyeong’s increasingly suggestive dreams, the line between irritation and attraction begins to blur.
The stakes skyrocket when Yu-gyeong starts her new job at a publishing house and is tasked with managing their star author, Sua. Known for being beautiful, "cat-like," and notoriously difficult, Sua is a professional nightmare—but worst of all, she is the neighbor giving her trouble. As Yu-gyeong navigates the pressure of the office and the psychological warfare of her apartment, she must figure out if she’s being toyed with by a literary genius or if the fox next door is looking for something more than just revenge.
Yu-gyeong’s move to Seoul was supposed to be a fresh start with her dog, Mong, but her new apartment comes with a major catch: paper-thin walls and a neighbor from hell. The woman next door is sharp, aloof, and has a bite as bad as her bark—literally. After a noise complaint devolves into an all-out "barking war" at midnight, Yu-gyeong finds herself locked in a petty battle of wits with a mysterious beauty who claims that "Foxes don’t eat rice cakes. They only eat meat." But as the neighbor begins to haunt Yu-gyeong’s increasingly suggestive dreams, the line between irritation and attraction begins to blur.
The stakes skyrocket when Yu-gyeong starts her new job at a publishing house and is tasked with managing their star author, Sua. Known for being beautiful, "cat-like," and notoriously difficult, Sua is a professional nightmare—but worst of all, she is the neighbor giving her trouble. As Yu-gyeong navigates the pressure of the office and the psychological warfare of her apartment, she must figure out if she’s being toyed with by a literary genius or if the fox next door is looking for something more than just revenge.
Yu-gyeong’s move to Seoul was supposed to be a fresh start with her dog, Mong, but her new apartment comes with a major catch: paper-thin walls and a neighbor from hell. The woman next door is sharp, aloof, and has a bite as bad as her bark—literally. After a noise complaint devolves into an all-out "barking war" at midnight, Yu-gyeong finds herself locked in a petty battle of wits with a mysterious beauty who claims that "Foxes don’t eat rice cakes. They only eat meat." But as the neighbor begins to haunt Yu-gyeong’s increasingly suggestive dreams, the line between irritation and attraction begins to blur.
The stakes skyrocket when Yu-gyeong starts her new job at a publishing house and is tasked with managing their star author, Sua. Known for being beautiful, "cat-like," and notoriously difficult, Sua is a professional nightmare—but worst of all, she is the neighbor giving her trouble. As Yu-gyeong navigates the pressure of the office and the psychological warfare of her apartment, she must figure out if she’s being toyed with by a literary genius or if the fox next door is looking for something more than just revenge.
Yu-gyeong’s move to Seoul was supposed to be a fresh start with her dog, Mong, but her new apartment comes with a major catch: paper-thin walls and a neighbor from hell. The woman next door is sharp, aloof, and has a bite as bad as her bark—literally. After a noise complaint devolves into an all-out "barking war" at midnight, Yu-gyeong finds herself locked in a petty battle of wits with a mysterious beauty who claims that "Foxes don’t eat rice cakes. They only eat meat." But as the neighbor begins to haunt Yu-gyeong’s increasingly suggestive dreams, the line between irritation and attraction begins to blur.
The stakes skyrocket when Yu-gyeong starts her new job at a publishing house and is tasked with managing their star author, Sua. Known for being beautiful, "cat-like," and notoriously difficult, Sua is a professional nightmare—but worst of all, she is the neighbor giving her trouble. As Yu-gyeong navigates the pressure of the office and the psychological warfare of her apartment, she must figure out if she’s being toyed with by a literary genius or if the fox next door is looking for something more than just revenge.
