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Their neighbors, Young-hoon and Chul-soo, have their first love, Minjung. The innocent glass appears to the two men, and each other's love is mixed. As time goes by, Young-hun finds out that her real love is glass and discusses how to reconcile again. Meanwhile, Chulsoo completes his life in the city and descends to his hometown. Then, by chance, Yeonghoon and Yuri appear in the place of reconciliation, and after seeing such withdrawal, Yeonghoon is very embarrassed and asks why he came back. Cheolsu presents something to Younghoon and Cheolsoo and Yeonghoon Yuri go to Minjung's home, the first love of the two men... The story of the two men and women who cannot see one another begins again.
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Their neighbors, Young-hoon and Chul-soo, have their first love, Minjung. The innocent glass appears to the two men, and each other's love is mixed. As time goes by, Young-hun finds out that her real love is glass and discusses how to reconcile again. Meanwhile, Chulsoo completes his life in the city and descends to his hometown. Then, by chance, Yeonghoon and Yuri appear in the place of reconciliation, and after seeing such withdrawal, Yeonghoon is very embarrassed and asks why he came back. Cheolsu presents something to Younghoon and Cheolsoo and Yeonghoon Yuri go to Minjung's home, the first love of the two men... The story of the two men and women who cannot see one another begins again.
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