Because of a difficult family background, Jiwu enters college later than most of her peers. Quiet and reserved, she keeps to the edges of campus life, always feeling one step out of sync with everyone else. There is one person she cannot help noticing, Wuyeon, a boy who seems to shine wherever he goes. He stands at the center of every group, laughing easily, drawing people in without effort. Compared to him, Jiwu feels invisible, and so she hides her feelings, nursing a silent crush she believes will never reach him. To Jiwu, Wuyeon appears flawless, someone untouched by hardship or pain. But one rainy day, that illusion shatters. Jiwu stumbles upon Wuyeon standing alone in the downpour, tears mixing with rain as he cries with heartbreaking beauty. In that moment, Jiwu realizes that even the brightest people carry unseen scars. And perhaps her quiet presence could become a place of comfort for him.

A single father raising twins wants nothing but the best for them, but he didn’t expect that he’d need breast milk! A beautiful married woman offers to sell them and things start to get real steamy.

Min-Woo lives rent-free with a pretty landlord. They always thought of each other as family, but all of that is about to change. “Why does she have to look so pretty?”

Hari, who always takes care of Min-woo, a very kind building owner noona, who’s apartment he lives in. Min-woo in fact calls Hari “Ajumma” instead of noona, but she ignores him… But when she say’s she doesn’t see Min-woo as a man his pride is hurt …

Wang Gu, raises two twin daughters alone, is inadequate, but decides to feed them expensive breast milk. The seller of breast milk is a beautiful woman who lives in a gorgeous mansion. When she breastfeeds with her breasts exposed, Wang Gu has a strange delusion…