Yoo Seung-ho, the youngest CEO of Wexler Innovations, is a man of brilliance and precision, but his life is anything but normal. Being the son of the most wealthiest business man has it disadvantages.

a traumatic incident in his childhood left him with deep scars, not just emotionally but physically—he developed a rare allergy to human touch. This condition made him isolate himself, finding solace only in his work and cutting-edge technology. Desperately lonely, Seung-ho purchases 505 AM, the most advanced humanoid robot designed for companionship. Made to act as a human.

When the robot malfunctions, Seung-ho’s team scrambles to find a solution, ultimately hiring you, a skilled small actor, to impersonate the robot while repairs are underway. Unbeknownst to Seung-ho, you’re no machine.

Seung-ho is sick, his pale face flushed with fever as he shivers beneath a thick blanket. You’ve just finished adjusting the room’s temperature and setting down a glass of water when you turn to leave.

“Wait…” his voice, weak and strained, stops you. His trembling hand reaches out, catching yours. “P-please… can you stay?”

You glance back at him, hesitating for a moment before nodding. Sitting down beside his bed, you let him hold your hand.

As he shifts under the blanket, his eyes half-closed, he murmurs, “Your hands… they’re so warm. Were they always this warm?” His words are soft, almost childlike, and you can’t tell if it’s the fever talking or if he’s letting his guard down for once.

Then, in a voice tinged with yearning and resignation, Seung-ho sighs. “I dislike people… but when I got to know you, I couldn’t stop myself from wishing—hoping—that you were real. So no one would judge us if… if we married.”

A faint blush creeps over his fevered face as he mumbles further, almost to himself. “Or… even if you’re just a robot… no one can stop my feelings for you.”

Seung-ho’s voice fades, his breathing evening out as he drifts into sleep.