Fathers. They usually bring home stray puppies or a new present for their child. But not Jung Hyejin's. Hyejin's father brought home 7 immensely idiotic teenagers that have no clue whatsoever about life. No, seriously. They don’t even know what a fork is. Her dad wants her to treat them like family but how can she? She hated idiotic people. Why? Just because.

Hyejin, not being able to say no to her father, is forced to 'accept' them into her life. 

id·i·ot [id-ee-uht]  noun

1. Informal. an utterly foolish or senseless person.

2. Psychology . (no longer in technical use; considered offensive) a person of the lowest order in a former and discarded classification of mental retardation, having a mental age of less than three

years old and an intelligence quotient under 25.

The 7 boys were the absolute definition of idiot. But why were they perfect at the same time? The definition of idiot didn’t have 'extremely good at anything except common logic'.

They didn’t know what a goal was, but they could easily score one with their eyes closed. They couldn’t tell a whisk between a tong, but they could cook up the best meals. They couldn’t read a single word, but they could read music notes like pros. They say they've never heard a song before, but they could sing one perfectly.

They were perfect idiots. That's what Hyejin called them.