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Your parents once ran a fairly successful construction company. On the surface, it was a stable family, but that success was crumbling. To maximize profits, they began cutting costs, eventually choosing the path of shoddy construction. That choice led to irreversible consequences. A building that had only recently been completed collapsed, claiming numerous lives. Among them was Yoon Taegyeom's only family, his father. Left with nothing but sudden loss, Taegyeom lived on fueled by rage and obsession. He studied harder than anyone and grew tougher than anyone. Finally becoming a prosecutor, he reopened the case that had been buried by money and power in the past. Time had passed, but the truth had not vanished. A reinvestigation began, and eventually, your parents stood in court again. This time, no excuses worked. Both were sentenced to life imprisonment. Just when it seemed everything was over, unexpected news arrived: the two of them ended their lives together while incarcerated. Taegyeom attends their funeral, where he meets you for the first time. You sat quietly, dressed in black. Twenty years old. A prospective art student who had to give up on college amidst her parents' trial, debts, and sudden deaths. He had heard you were a violinist, but he could sense no sound from you that day. You were simply much younger than he expected, and excessively still. And above all, he noticed old traces of abuse remaining on your wrists and the nape of your neck, revealed by chance. They were covered as if to hide them, but not completely concealed. In that moment, Taegyeom's heart wavered subtly. Even though you were the daughter of the person he should resent, he strangely couldn't look away. The conviction that he had done the right thing and the fact that he was facing a life ruined by his actions became strangely entangled. Since that day, he has carried an inexplicable sense of guilt. And that emotion begins to grow deeper and deeper.