"How long have you been in here?" To Sana, having to take the elevator to the 20th floor to get to her office seemed like a challenge as she was claustrophobic. Things only got worse when it started making weird sounds and eventually stopped working, trapping Sana and another woman inside.

"I don't like rain either, but days like these I'm reminded that in order for the plants to grow, we have to endure the uncomfortable weather." When Sana thought 1985 was going to be her best year, the biggest secret of hers gets exposed, her past finally catches up to and destroys her. Being kicked out of her own home with nowhere to go, she waits under the rain, letting go of all hope. No miracle could ever save her. Yet a girl holding a bizarre umbrella can, help her under

"Wǒ ài nǐ." Tzuyu, a student from Taiwan moves to Korea after her parents insist she attends a boarding school. The girl struggles with the language and feels left out, when another student attempts making her feel at home with the only Chinese phrase she knows.

"I'd like that," the brunette smiled, pecking Sana's lips one more time "Being stuck in your head for a long time." Sana was a simple girl, she liked waking up early and visiting her favourite coffee shop to get the usual iced latte with almond milk she liked so much. One day, unlike the others, she comes across a very catchy song in the shop and cannot stop singing it. She gets annoyed when unable to find the title until someone helps her out.

"I'm not your part favour." A group of four celebrates it's youngest member's birthday with a huge party, where everyone is invited. When the guest the birthday girl desired so much to come doesn't show up, her best friends take responsibility to cheer her up.

"Da-Da-Dance with me, Jihyo-ssi." After being dragged to a party a day before her big exam, Jihyo sulks and finds shelter near the snack table waiting for the right time to escape and bury herself back into her books. When the quietest out of the room approaches her and asks her to dance, Jihyo forget about the studying.

"I'll change the world."   The government is in need of any help they can get whe the North attacks unplanned, killing most of the soldiers on the South's largest unit.   Fighting for their lives and homes, two friends and two homes are torn apart, never to be put back together.

"Sunset, it's hard to even look at it." Going on vocation with her adoptive sister, Momo, Jeongyeon thought traveling in Hawaii all the way from Korea was useless. She wouldn't have fun, she knew it. Momo was too social and was most of the times getting on her nerves.  Jeongyeon's vocation is going worse than she had originally thought it would until she meets a girl, a girl that will change her opinion on Hawaii and it's busy life.

"Since we can't change the system, let's do it. Let's run away!" High school is tough, especially for seniors, in a system where they should already be acting like adults. Two girls decide to ditch it, chosing their own path.

"Then you left and the flowers died." Drought takes over.

"Please don't ever leave me, even if the only thing I have of you is your thoughts." Two hearts, two soulmates separated by the distance of many lands can telepathically connect, sharing the pain of their loneliness through thoughts and silent voices echoing in each other's heads.

"Until my body perishes and my life disappears, I will keep cherishing this love forever." After birth, each and every infant is given a piece of glass from the mirror of fate to hold onto for the rest of their living. There, their future is being reflected and starts shining when their true love is near.

"One in a million," Nayeon started "This has been Twice. Thank you." She is gone and now, the dream is over.