HyeYoung never thought love existed, that is not until the new boy, HyunJoong, takes a special interest—in her. The two fall in love and when they finally get to tell the other how they feel, it’s wonderful. Everything seems perfect—until HyunJoong doesn’t come back the next day. He never does return, leaving HyeYoung heartbroken. She forgets him (or tries to) and moves to the United States for university. Five years lat

The strum of an electric guitar, the of an old violin, the different kinds of music they play. He is the hot school rockstar. She is the school violinist. He doesn't care. She does. He's popular. She's NOT. Different as dawn and day yet connected by one thing, can these two manage to get along? 

Tears fall from eyes and nothing can be done when one becomes depressed. Not one can offer comfort nor can another try to comprehend the pain of another. For the one who is distressed, it hurts to walk, breathe, think, or anything else. What can one say to them? What can one do? A lost soul finds comfort by being alone, isolated. For seeing others smile, laugh--it is just unbearable. One can even feel like throwing themself in the middle of the street to cry, let it all out.

Xiah must start his training in the military and leaves Seoul to begin his journey. The life in the military is tough. The small town, Sangju, is sick and tired of paying taxes and not being protected by the government so they attempt what hasn't been done before-revolt. Xiah happens to be sent on a mission to deceive the town by pretending to be one of them. He starts living there and he realizes how much he loves the people around him. They accept