It was time for a change. She needed to leave, away from all the pain she was experiencing now. He was happy with somebody else. Kris Wu was happy with his new love and Dara had to stand back and watch as the love of her life moved on. It was hard at first, but she tried and eventually she had also found a new love. Someone who put her first, and didn’t care for her careful and shy demeanor. Dara moves to the US and meets Kim Woobin. They were in tandem, Kim Woobin and her, and their relationship dynamics were both normal and unique: he would play the role of her savior and she, his angel. Woobin was a gentleman, and while it wasn’t nice to compare, Dara couldn’t help but make comparisons about her new relationship and her old one. It was better, no doubt about it, but sometimes Dara can’t help but reminisce about the past.

When she returns to Korea, she sees that Kris had broken up with his old flame and was now single. Thinking she was the same, he approached her and asked her for him to take him back. Choosing Woobin over him, Dara rejects him completely. But Kris is not the type to quit, he tries and tries again and pursues her shamelessly. With his constant advances, will Dara fall for his tricks again or will she keep her reawakened heart at bay?