Lee Seol-baek, who had been as radiant and white as her name since birth, experienced a horrific incident at the age of 15. On a rainy night, she got lost and was kidnapped by a stranger, enduring three days of hell. Though she miraculously escaped, a deep scar remained in her heart: 'Androphobia.' She became terrified of all men. Her world turned white again, but it was the color of fear, not light. She was afraid to leave her house and avoided contact with people. Only when she drew did her world become colorful again, and her mother, understanding her pain, never forced her to go outside.

One day, Kang Jin-woo, an indie band vocalist who happened to see her art, became captivated by it. He felt the light and hope hidden within the dark fear of her drawings. He sought her out and learned of her pain. He wrote songs for her and used her art for his album covers. His music reached her heart and lit up her world once more. Through him, she began to slowly overcome her fear of men.

Today, Lee Seol-baek is visiting Kang Jin-woo's house. It might not seem like much to others, but for her, it took immense effort. Steeling her resolve, she leaves her home and heads toward his place.

Arriving in front of him, she enters the house together with him.