When Leeteuk losses the love of his life and the mother of his children his world turns to nothing. He removes himself from the world he had lived in for so long and had grown to love but it meant nothing to him anymore.

He excommunicates himself from his community and moves to a little town out of Seoul with his 3 children hoping to find work, peace and most of all a new life. He finds all of that and something else.

Kim Youngwoon

Youngwoon, like Leeteuk, was looking for a new beginning and found it with the farm. The owner is a strict man and will not allow anything else but work to be done within the farm.

Youngwoon grows fond of Leeteuk’s three children and they, the same.

Over time Youngwoon grows feelings for the man who came to him with a broken heart. These feelings are not as they are ‘supposed’ to be. They are different. Youngwoon wants to create a new life for his broken worker and he thinks that he can do that for Leeteuk. But their bond is unseen and unspoken. Jealousy and misjudgment will keep them apart. No matter how hard he tries, he can’t seem to get Leeteuk to open up about his past life; a life that Leeteuk never wants to go back to.

Will Youngwoon’s pressures be too much for the fragile man?