The final week of Our Unwritten Seoul, which aired on June 29 and 30, wrapped up the beloved 12-episode romantic drama with emotional resolutions and heartfelt character growth. Fans were left with a warm sense of closure as each storyline reached its culmination, allowing viewers to reflect on the series’ overarching themes of love, personal growth, and self-acceptance.
The most anticipated question—whether Lee Ho Su and Yoo Mi Ji would reunite—was met with a touching conclusion. After Lee Ho Su broke things off with Mi Ji due to his worsening hearing, it seemed their relationship had reached a heartbreaking end. However, a pivotal conversation with his mother helped him realize that love is about staying through hardship, not walking away from it. This clarity led him to run back to Mi Ji, where he apologized and vowed never to leave her side again. Their reunion was a powerful moment of emotional healing, showing the strength of a bond that could endure even the most difficult of challenges.
Meanwhile, Mi Ji’s sister, Yoo Mi Rae, faced her own crossroads. Han Se Jin moved to the United States for a job opportunity and offered Mi Rae a position at his company. She declined, instead choosing a quieter, more grounded path by taking over a strawberry farm. Their parting at the airport was bittersweet, marked by mutual respect and a warm hug. Despite the distance, they remained in touch, with Mi Rae regularly updating Se Jin about her life on the farm.
A year later, the series delivered one of its most tender scenes. While visiting Seoul to share her farm-grown strawberries, Mi Rae was surprised by a familiar hand on her shoulder. Turning around, she found Han Se Jin standing there, having returned from the U.S. The episode closed on a poetic note as the two locked eyes, silently communicating everything they hadn’t been able to say before. With just two words—“I’m back”—Se Jin reopened the door to what might be a renewed chapter in their relationship.
As for Mi Ji and Ho Su, marriage wasn’t immediately on the cards. Mi Ji discovered a hidden proposal ring in Ho Su’s closet but gently explained that she wasn’t ready for such a step until she had achieved financial and personal independence. She shared her dream of becoming a therapist and planned to pursue a master’s degree. Ho Su, ever supportive, assured her that he would wait patiently, putting their future wedding on hold until she was ready.
Our Unwritten Seoul ended not with dramatic twists, but with a mature, realistic portrayal of love that grows through mutual understanding and personal growth. The series closed its final curtain with hope and promise, celebrating the quiet triumphs of choosing oneself—without losing the people who matter most.