Was it wrong to even have that ridiculous kiss? Should I have kept my true feelings, which I had tightly wrapped inside and never showed to any friends, hidden forever? Or should I have just rejected that first meeting, which was the start of all this? Even if it meant making a simple excuse of being busy. Now, it felt like everything was irreversible. I felt like I had to move forward. "The kiss you know." Junyoung traced his lips. How did I end up saying something like this? Lowering the hand that had been tracing his lips, Junyoung gripped the bed sheet tightly. "Do it. I'm curious." Sooji's gaze landed on Junyoung's hand, which was gripping the crumpled sheet. She lightly moistened her dry lips with the tip of her tongue. "It must smell like alcohol. A lot." "Then..." Their gazes met. They both said they weren't thinking about anything outside of this. Their eyes crossed intensely. How could such words come to mind? Sweat gathered in the palm of the hand gripping the sheet. My heart pounded in my ears. Junyoung bit his lips hard and then released them. Sooji's gaze shifted from Junyoung's eyes to his lips. "Make me drunk with your kiss." Is the goose that lays golden eggs the only one of value? Immersed in childhood memories, Suji, who lives recklessly without doing anything that those around her desire, is now urged by everyone to find her own path. For Suji, a new connection arrives, one that doesn't mind her ugly scars and praises her for being so admirable as she is now. Will Suji be able to break free from the deeply buried scars and truly live the life she desires with this new connection?