Kim Jongin was quiet, probably lonely, and reserved. He didn't leave his cheap studio apartment unless he was running low on groceries, and spent his all his time working on his journaling. He wrote for a big shot paper company, the biggest in the city. Yet despite that, no one really knew who he was. And he liked it that way, it was comfortable and safe. But, when Director Oh's son takes over the company and makes some drastic changes; Jongin is thrown into a whole new playing field.