Drama
Jung-woo, unfairly ostracized from the literary world, finds refuge with Jung-hyun, a respected senior. Years later, their codependent lifestyle is disrupted by Tae-young, a young publisher seeking to publish Jung-woo's comeback novel.


A promising young writer, Jung Woo is made to immediately disappear from the publishing industry upon accusing an established writer on accounts of corruption. Amidst his darkest times, Jung Woo ends up finding solace in the arms of Jung Hyun, his closest friend, who decides to support him through his lowest point. Three years later, a young man by the name of Tae Young suddenly appears in search of Jung Woo.

As Tae Young and Jung Woo cross each other's paths, Tae Young reveals his true intent of wanting to bring Jung Woo back to the literary world, an offer Jung Woo outrightly denies. Meanwhile, Jung Hyun can't help but feel flustered upon hearing of the exchange between Jung Woo and Tae Young.

Tae Young suggests that Jung Woo and Jung Hyun become co-authors, will the two writers agree to this plan?

A deeply shaken Jung Woo finds an assistant to help him out. At the same time, Jung Hyun also thinks of a way to help out Jung Woo.

Jung Woo decides to publish a book under his own name, so Tae Young invites Jung Woo to move into his home and use it as an office.

Tae Young begins to help Jung Woo in writing as an assistant, but Jung Hyun still doesn't give up on making things right with Jung Woo.

Seeing that Jung Woo is about to start a new life, Jung Hyun decides to reveal a long-kept secret.

Jung Hyun and Tae Young try their best to figure out a way of getting Jung Woo back into the publishing industry, does their plan succeed by the end?

Kim Jung-hyun

Han Tae-young

Cha Jung-woo

Manager Kim

Kang Woo-joo

Yeong-seon

Yoon Chi-hyung


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