It started with rain-and a moment that wasn't meant to matter. When Anna's umbrella breaks on a stormy evening, she doesn't expect a stranger to step in and quietly change the direction of her days. Mark isn't the kind of man who runs after trains-or people. At least, not anymore. What begins as a coincidence soon turns into something softer, deeper, and unexpectedly real. In a city that never slows down, they find a space where time feels different-where conversations stretch longer, silences feel safe, and two lives begin to intertwine. But not all timing is kind. As Mark's past resurfaces and Anna is forced to question whether she's just a moment in someone else's unfinished story, they must decide: is this something fleeting… or something worth choosing, even without certainty? Tender, emotional, and deeply human, Maybe, Then Always is a story about letting go of "what if," embracing "what is," and finding love not in perfect timing-but in honest choice.
