Ahn Yujin belongs to a world of power, legacy, and obedience. Jang Wonyoung belongs to none of it. Hired as a live-in nurse for Yujin's grandmother, Wonyoung steps into a mansion that feels more like a museum than a home. She was told to mind her place. She wasn't told what would happen if she didn't.

Minji's been rejected twenty-five times. She's changed everything-her hair, her style, her entire personality. Nothing works. Every relationship ends the same: "You try too hard." "It doesn't feel real." So when she wins a trip to Vietnam, Minji makes herself a promise: Fuck love. Two weeks. No feelings. Just her, her best friend Haerin, and a beach. Then she meets Hanni. A hotel worker who sees through every mask Minji's ever worn. Who laughs at her terrible lies and believes in fate. Who makes Minji feel like maybe she doesn't have to perform. That terrifies her. Because Minji doesn't know who she is without the masks. And when panic sets in, old habits return: the performance, the desperation, the need to be perfect. Meanwhile, Haerin's hunting for soulmates and destiny. Until she meets Danielle, a cynical, secretive hotel worker who pushes everyone away. Haerin wants to understand her. Danielle wants to be left alone. But some secrets don't stay buried. And some people are worth fighting for.