My Roommate Is a Gumiho

Dam feels love for Woo-yeo, and Woo-yeo, who was trying to keep his distance, also begins to feel special feelings for Dam. Woo-yeo is suspicious of a murder case in the downtown area that has become a issue.

Dam is disturbed by the thought that Woo-yeo doesn't understand her feelings. Dam goes on a blind date with a disturbed heart, and Dam's mother visits the house where Woo-yeo is left alone.

Just when Woo-yeo decided to let go of Dam, an unexpected person appears to be after Dam, he decides to keep her next to him for a little longer.

Woo-yeo feels bitter and empty watching Dam lives on without him; Dam recalls something as Seon-woo confesses his love to her.

Dam is bothered that she kept on running into the professor Woo-yeo yet is curious to find out the relationship with him and Hye-sun.

As Woo-yeo begins to feel hungry, Hye-sun tells him that keeping himself from physical touch would ease the hunger; Woo-yeo tells Dam to keep a distance to prevent his spirit from losing.

Woo-yeo feels bitter about the thread of fate that Dam and Sun-woo share but pretends to look calm; Hye-sun gets in the way of someone unexpected.

Woo-yeo dreams of going on a date with Dam just like every other human but soon he is self-conscious about his real self.

While Dam is indecisive about the breakup with Woo-yeo, she hears from Hye-sun that Woo-yeo's bead has turned blue.

Dam searches for a way for Woo-yeo to become a human and moves in together. Woo-yeo finds it difficult to share his every minute with Dam.

Dam can't seem to get off her mind from what happened last night and feels the need for a new label with Woo-yeo; as Woo-yeo's trick fails more often, he assumes that he's becoming a human.

Woo-yeo tells that it's close to an end, and Dam misunderstands it as to Woo-yeo is getting close to being a human.