Kwon Taeseo, the second son of the Namgyeong Group—a third-generation Korean conglomerate family—
is dragged down to Seongu-eup, a town without even a single café, far from his monotonous, privileged life.

After meeting Ahn Yoon-ah, who endures each harsh day with quiet resilience,
Taeseo begins to feel emotions he has never experienced in his life before.

Four years later,
the once gentle, soft-hearted woman grows sharp and distant—
and eventually disappears entirely from Taeseo’s life.

Is the pain of Yoon-ah’s absence so deep because he has grown attached in every way?
Or is it because this love feels like fate itself?