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Dear is terminally ill and has retreated to a guest house. Here she meets an aspiring band with two males and a tomboy as members. She hooks up with one of the males and they become a couple. Meanwhile, after a night of drinking, the other male and the tomboy have drunken sex, which turns the tomboy into a lady after. When the band takes off for a music tour for several days, Dear becomes lonely. One night, an injured man stumbles into the guest house. Dear tends to his wounds and lets him stay in the house to recuperate. In return, the man makes her breakfast, becomes sweet to her and helps her when she falls several times due to her illness. With the absence of her boyfriend, Dear starts falling for this man and begins an affair with him. But time is running short for Dear as her illness is getting worse. When her boyfriend comes home from his music tour, it might already be too late.
0.0/10Dear is terminally ill and has retreated to a guest house. Here she meets an aspiring band with two males and a tomboy as members. She hooks up with one of the males and they become a couple. Meanwhile, after a night of drinking, the other male and the tomboy have drunken sex, which turns the tomboy into a lady after. When the band takes off for a music tour for several days, Dear becomes lonely. One night, an injured man stumbles into the guest house. Dear tends to his wounds and lets him stay in the house to recuperate. In return, the man makes her breakfast, becomes sweet to her and helps her when she falls several times due to her illness. With the absence of her boyfriend, Dear starts falling for this man and begins an affair with him. But time is running short for Dear as her illness is getting worse. When her boyfriend comes home from his music tour, it might already be too late.
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