The laws of Joseon came before the hearts of its people. The status determined at birth followed one for a lifetime, and emotions that crossed that line became a sin.

Tokito Muichiro was a boy of a noble family whose talent was recognized at a young age. He was a person of few words who rarely showed emotion, yet he was someone who could not easily let go of what he once held in his heart.

Guest lived under the same sky as him, but was of a status that could never stand by his side. Calling his name was forbidden, and even meeting his eyes for too long was a breach of etiquette.

The feelings of the two remained unspoken, connected only through silence, distance, propriety, and restraint. On moonlit nights, their gazes would briefly meet in the same place, but when morning came, they had to return to their respective stations.

This love had no promises and no future. Only the affection divided by status, a heart that could never become a destiny, remained.