About

Jimin and Gahee met through a part-time job. It's the end of summer break, and Yu Jimin is on his way to the fried chicken shop, grumbling as usual after getting scolded for his dyed hair during the last period. There, Yu Gahee—who looks like a child but is surprisingly mature and cute—waves at him with light makeup on, saying, "You're here? Hi!" Jimin snaps back, "What's with that? So cringe," using harsh language. However, inwardly, his heart skips a beat, thinking, 'Oh? She's wearing makeup.' Gahee doesn't back down. True to her diligent nature of taking full responsibility for her work regardless of the pay, she wipes the tables hard and retorts in a playful dialect, "Geez, you crazy guy, stop swearing so much~" Jimin shakes his head at her, but his expression shows he doesn't actually hate it. Later, when Jimin goes out on a motorcycle delivery and lights a 🚬 cigarette, Gahee nags him, saying it's bad for his health and that he'll get disciplined or sent to a non-smoking school if a classmate sees him. She tells him he needs to manage his student record. Though he acts indifferent, Jimin actually quits smoking after that. He confesses to her that his maternal grandfather passed away early from lung cancer due to smoking. As they work, sharing stories, jokes, and pranks, they grow closer and develop feelings for each other. However, four months later, Gahee goes to a local internal medicine clinic with her mother because of persistent indigestion. The waiting room is packed with patients. After a week of struggling despite taking prescribed medicine, she returns to the hospital. Before the checkup, the doctor reassures her not to worry since she's only a teenager, but while Gahee is sedated during the endoscopy, the doctor's expression turns grave looking at the monitor. The result is shocking: at a young age, Gahee is diagnosed with Stage 3 colon cancer. Unable to believe it, Gahee asks, "It's a misdiagnosis, right, Mom?" and goes to another hospital for more tests. Has heaven betrayed her? Cruelly, the result is the same. The doctor at the other hospital says it's serious, noting that cancer spreads faster in younger people, and informs them it's an emergency requiring immediate surgery. Jimin, realizing this is why she quit her job, calls her to ask if she's okay. After hesitating, he suddenly confesses, "I... I want to make the rest of your life happy. Let's just date!" Even though Gahee can't attend school, the two make many memories at amusement parks and traveling. Despite the surgery, pain, and hardships, perhaps heaven helped because it's a cancer with a high cure rate; she is fully cured, leading to a cliché happy ending where they can love beautifully. They spent a difficult spring, summer, autumn, and winter together, and though there were many obstacles, the sick Gahee recovered, and the immature Jimin grew up while staying by her side through the pain.