They lived at the same time, in the same country, in the same city, and even on the same street. And yet they lived by different rules and laws. And they became completely different people. It was as if they lived under different circumstances, not with the development of crime on the streets among teenagers and young people. But alas, everything was happening at that time. And now Taehyung is a journalist and writer. He decided to write a book about that time. About a time when people were afraid not of serial killers, but of ordinary teenagers and those who organized their gangs. And he found the most interesting person with this story, her. One of the few girls who lived at that time and were on an equal footing with these groups who were their 'law' on the street. He found out that she was only a year older than him. But this is just a drop in the ocean of what he has to learn. After all, the head of one of the largest gangs is someone who knows almost all the subtleties of this criminal world fifteen years ago. It's raining outside today, as if it embodies the atmosphere of the upcoming conversation, which will not be the only one. Taehyung enters a multi-storey building, goes up to the right floor and finds the right apartment. There is a man who has attracted Taehyung's attention without even telling him anything. She, the head of the young "hounds" as the gang members were called by adults. He knocks on the door and as soon as it is opened, he smiles calmly and faintly, looking at the girl. "Hello, I'm Taehyung, we talked on the phone about the interview."