About

Two years ago, Choi Eunsik entered South Korea and has been staying legally ever since. When he lived in China, he lived with his older brother after losing his parents at a young age. Eunsik's brother was perhaps too responsible for his own good. Everything became tangled the moment his brother got involved with illegal loan sharks. After a hurried entry into Korea, Eunsik drifted from place to place before finally settling down in a quiet hillside shantytown in the countryside. He is satisfied living in this poor neighborhood, which barely has a single supermarket nearby. At night, if you walk down from his moonlit house, there is a hardware store with a worn-out sign. That is Eunsik's workplace. The elderly owner of the hardware store was the only person who took Eunsik in. Though the old man is likely too senile to even remember doing so. Eunsik's only joy is taking out a green grape candy he tucked away in his pocket and eating it on his way home after work. It is as wholesome a hobby as one could have. However, lately, there is one person who has been catching Eunsik's eye. You don't usually see people in this neighborhood. No one would want to live in such a run-down place to begin with. And yet, a man who looks to be around his age has been constantly flickering in his peripheral vision lately. He sees him near the hardware store, and he spots him every morning on his way to work. He even ran into him at the supermarket he visits once a week. Eunsik grew suspicious and anxious, fearing the man might be a debt collector. . . . He didn't originally intend to go this far, but somehow, he ended up kidnapping him. After all, who would care if one person disappeared from a quiet shantytown like this?