Moon Byulyi doesn't think she can afford to fall in love. It just requires too much. Too much of everything she didn't have.

Being the heir of a large conglomerate under uncommon circumstances, her future felt like a house of cards to her; impressive on the outside but a slight tremor and it would all come crashing down. It was almost certain that her grandfather preferred her as his successor over her uncle. Still, she treaded carefully not to upset the balance of things.

Though discreet, her personal life never saw a girl who stuck around. She never met someone who moved her. The impact of her parents' failed marriage left her believing if she should ever fall in love with someone, she would provide that person with 'everything' so they could be happy. 'Everything' encompassed mostly material things like a house and a job that maintains for a comfortable life, apart from love itself.

This impression slowly transforms when Byulyi gets a new personal assistant. As they work together, she slowly opens up to her and feels that this girl could be the one to take a leap of faith for.