Simon and SeonYah grew up together. They’ve been best friends since their diaper days. But their friendship is about to take a turn for the worse.

         Kim SeonYah is not a usual 21^st century girl. She’s submissive in her words and actions, hardly ever standing up for herself, and this gets her in a lot of trouble. She’s currently dating Korea’s number one jerk, Song ChinHo, who is constantly overpowering her in everyway possible. She can’t help but feel as if ChinHo actually loves her, though, since she grew up with an abusive father that insisted that how he treated her was love. The “love” that ChinHo gives her is all she’s ever known. The only escape for her is her time with the boys of Dalmatian, but those times are rare as they are often promoting and being idols.

         Park Junho (Simon) is the newest member of Dalmatian. He’s known as the more serious and mature member in the group, but that entire image goes away when he’s with SeonYah. Their relationship was never more than “just friends” but Simon is beginning to realize that he doesn’t want to stay that way forever. The only thing that’s holding him back is Song ChinHo. He knows better than to get on that guy’s bad side, not for his sake, but for SeonYah’s. he doesn’t know for sure if ChinHo has ever hurt her, but Simon knows he’s capable, and he isn’t going to risk her safety for something so selfish.

         Song ChinHo—the jerk himself—grew up in an unstable family household, similar to SeonYah. The only difference is, ChinHo knows the difference between what love looks like, and what love actually is. He’s got the world’s worst temper, and strength to match. He is notorious for getting jealous rather quickly, which SeonYah hasn’t seemed to catch onto. There is a lot of misunderstandings about this guy, but one thing is for sure: he’s danger.