Being a famous girl in school has many privilleges against the other- average- students. And Ivy is that kind of girl; she owns one of the best seats, at one of the best tables in the school cafeteria, her best friends consider her as their ultimate diva, she has one of the cutest boys as her boyfriend and she's the president of her class' girls dance club. Everyone admires her. And that would be the perfect life for a teenage girl like Ivy.

  True?

  Well, being famous includes the difficulty of preserving an image. An image that her admirers adore. Ivy, however, doesn't want to be a sassy ; she wants to be a kind girl. She doesn't want to be a stylish doll, simply herself. She wants to be really loved and not just pose around the school halls with a handsome boy. She doesn't want to be a pretty, but careless log; she wants to be a good student, because she really likes studying. But no one is allowed to learn those stuff. Only a guy, a weird classmate of hers, Hanbyul, has realised her love for studying and education.

   Hanbyul... Who's Hanbyul really? A complete zero, he would answer. He's a nerd, a boring nerd, that can't speak for anything else apart from lessons and school. He's usually hidden behind his nerdy glasses and his funny clothes, eager to help whoever needs a hand with any lesson. That's why he has realised some stuff about Ivy; she has asked his help many times kindly and cutely, making his heart skip thousands of beats. Because he likes her. Like very much. But- of course- he doesn't dare to say it.

     But, just like Ivy, Hanbyul is playing a game, too. His real personality and interests are completely different, while his friends have nothing to do with studying. They are allergic to it actually. But- ssh!- that's a secret, too! Because Hanbyul -for his own reasons- doesn't want to get rid of the ultimate nerd image. Maybe because he-even himself- hasn't realised that he's indeed different than it seems.