It is time to come back home. 

Minho finds the man playing the piano fascinating.

It is a slow morning and Jinwoo doesn't have to rush - and Minho doesn't want him to go. 

Minho wants a new tattoo.

A second chance to rebuild what the wind took away. 

Jinwoo is waiting for Seungyoon to come home as he has promised. But he doesn't - he has other plans in mind. 

The prequel of "Stop the Rain" - but you don't need to read it first to understand the plot.  

Jinwoo is familiar with pain and grieve, has lived through them. First, when he lost his sister, then, after a long battle against illness by his adopted nephew. And he can't take it any longer - he lets go of his sanity.

Minho, a radio DJ, is a little bit too obsessed over a certain singer and, therefore, is always trying to sneak his name on all his shows and invites him even without him releasing new music. Jinwoo might or might not have suspicions about Minho's interest in him.

Seungyoon is waiting for Jinwoo.  

Deliveries got mixed up and this is how Minho got to know Jinwoo. And now he would do anything for a chance to see him again. 

It is all about the details.

The only thing Minho knows about his supposed soulmate is that his name is Kim Jinwoo.

Minho is tired of finding phone numbers inside Jinwoo's sandwiches.

Jinwoo receives the enlistment letter: he is going to serve in Jiyong's unit and so he can't keep his delight. Minho, on the other hand, is nothing but happy. Maybe he should have had beaten the dragon that one time, two years ago. - Beating the Dragon, Part 2.

Seungyoon is Jinwoo's assistant at Bandaland and, in there, everybody knows he is in love (everybody but the one he adores). Would it be weird to let kids help his helpless heart to win Jinwoo's affection?