After losing her sight to a disease, Sunhee finds refuge in her long-time passion—baking. It is a quiet life, working for her aunt’s bakery. Then comes along Junmyeon. It starts out as a simple order of brownies, but the next thing Sunhee knows, her aunt is describing to her how a handsome man seems to have eyes on her.

This leaves Sunhee unfazed at first, for years of blindness has left her in a bleak world where beauty is virtually nonexistent and nearly irrelevant. She’s hesitant to allow people to get close, and she’s constantly cynical and bitter. Much of her time is spent in her room where she listens to the hundreds of audiobooks she owns. As far as she’s concerned, the only beautiful things in her world are the words by her favorite authors.

But there are some things in the world, apparently (according to the Junmyeon, the persistent and allegedly handsome), that don’t need to be seen. After all, beauty is not a construct defined only by sight. It can be smelled, heard, or…touched.