Ji-ye, a sharp film section journalist, finds herself on a professional assignment that forces her to face her past: interviewing Kim Younghan, the newest rising star captivating all of South Korea.

The problem? Ji-ye desperately wants to pretend she doesn’t know him. Kim Younghan isn't just a celebrity; he was her junior in college—the one who, in a drunken state, almost threw himself at her. His boldness was already unforgettable.

When they meet again, the tension is palpable. The professional barrier crumbles immediately when Younghan recognizes her: “Sunbae Ji-ye?” Now, how is she supposed to explain that she is here to conduct a formal interview? His memory of their past seems vivid and unsettlingly forward.

Younghan pushes her boundaries with provocative questions and demands, turning the interview into a personal battlefield: “If you don’t have a boyfriend, how about me?” and later, “Want to do it with me?” Caught off guard, Ji-ye struggles to maintain her composure as the ambitious star openly pursues her, blurring the lines between work, memory, and undeniable attraction. This is a story about hidden pasts and an undeniable, intense romance under the spotlight.

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