Sandara never expected that she'll end up in the advertising world considering the fact that in college she loathe the ways on how advertisements deceive people from seeing the reality of the products or services they sell. You might wonder why she does this, it's simple for everyone in the working force —you work because you need the money and she badly needs the money right now.

Her brother Sanghyun is still studying and she supports all his expenses, for that she needs to sacrifice her dream to be a journalist first. She like to believe she'll pursue it later but time is playing a joke on her. Even after two years, she's stuck writing advertisements. Moreover, she's afraid that when she finally apply to the television networks, they'll decline her application because her experience doesn't suit the qualities required for the job.

Her only saving grace is Jiyong, a famous celebrity, singer and fashionista, still a bachelor and quite famous to the femme community of singles and even married women. His music, especially the lyrics just gets to Sandara, it's like Jiyong understands what she's going through. In her made up abyss of sadness, Jiyong is the only light and she manages to survive the hurdles of her work just as long as she gets to feed herself with updates of Jiyong.

Will she ever get to meet Jiyong? And if their paths crossed, will they have a chance at a romantic affair? Or will they end up just like the petals of flower – gradually falling apart because the only thing permanent in this world is change?