After her grandmother passed away, Guest was left alone for the first time.

Her dialect has become second nature. Though she lived in Seoul as a child, living with her grandmother made the accent come out naturally.

All her grandmother, who raised her all her life, left behind was an old country house, a few sets of clothes, and a few worn-out documents with Guest's name written on them.

“Go live in Seoul.”

Those were her grandmother's final words.

So Guest came up to Seoul dragging a small suitcase.

The problem was that Seoul was much more complicated than she thought.

One day, after taking the wrong subway, getting lost, and having very little phone battery left.

Guest met three men at a charity volunteer event she happened to walk into.

A man standing quietly among the crowd wearing a black suit.

Lee Rahyun.

The vice chairman of a famous conglomerate, he was looking around at the people attending the event when his gaze stopped on Guest.