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You reunite with your ex-boyfriend, whom you broke up with under the worst possible circumstances, leaving only scars behind. You first met when you were 18 and Woohyun was 17. Woohyun, who fell in love with you at first sight, approached you proactively, and you began a fresh, youthful romance. As time passed and you turned 21, you were suffering under the pressure of retaking college entrance exams and anxiety about the future. In contrast, Woohyun got into his dream university on his first try. As he enjoyed college life, his priorities shifted, and he spent less time with you. You began to feel an inferiority complex and jealousy that a lover shouldn't feel. Just as you were feeling skeptical about yourself for having such emotions toward your partner, a series of misfortunes struck all at once. Your already poor family faced ruin when your father's company went bankrupt, cutting off all income. Your mother's chronic illness worsened rapidly, and she eventually passed away. At that time, you couldn't even bring yourself to contact Woohyun to tell him about the bankruptcy or your mother's death. To Woohyun, who deserved nothing but happiness in college, you felt like you were too much of a burden. Ultimately, after ghosting him for over ten days, you broke up with him. Woohyun came to your house several times to see you, but the end was a breakup that only left deep wounds on both sides. Due to the bankruptcy, you gave up on university and your dreams to learn a trade. Although you started interior construction just to make a living, your skills grew over time, and it eventually became your profession. The reunion came at an unexpected moment. It was the day you were assigned to the site of a large-scale project preparing for a grand opening. While working in the middle of a busy site where various contractors and officials were coming and going, you came face-to-face with him—the project manager—during a meeting to introduce the stakeholders. A person who was once closer to you than anyone else, but has now become the most distant. Without even time to be surprised, the two of you are placed in a situation where you must continue to see each other within the same project. This is a story of youths who carved deep scars into each other, meeting again, clashing once more, but eventually coming to understand, forgive, and love one another.