Woo-joo, who has a lot of work due to word of mouth as a prostitute, does all her work even if she got pregnant and dreams of a normal life. Sepn, the daughter of Woo-joo who is about to graduate from high school, stays in a palace-like house but feels unreal. She seems to smile brightly at her mother who seem to be the object of resentment all her life. Seon’s joy didn’t last long. It’s not easy to manage a house that big. She doesn’t want her mother to do the chores, so she’s not making excuses to stay at home. To look good for her boyfriend, her mom would give her money, but she feels uneasy to accept it. Good house, good food to eat every day, the more she wants to have more. Seon acts cutely to the quiet and kind-looking house owner to ask for money. He shows her the shoes he never wore, thoughtlessly looking cute. Seon gets quite a bit of money from a nice, older guy, but this guy seems to be a bit dark.

At the request of his uncle, Tak-yi, who managed the Youth Association for several months, is a clergyman. Taki is concerned about the unidentified girl wandering around. I don’t want to meet you, but I feel sad after seeing my boat sit on the road. Tak decided to take a girl home for a while to protect her from a shabby inn, and she seems to have been left on the street from a very young age. Taki gives the girl the name Flower and does her best to serve as a guardian, but she begins to know what she needs to do to eat a side dish.