Jisung is the spoiled son of wealthy parents. He is used to expensive boutiques, noisy parties, and constant attention to his flashy looks. His hair is dyed bright pink, his face carries a touch of makeup, and his clothes are always branded. To him it all feels natural, he loves being the center of attention. His parents, however, believe he is a disgrace to the family, so they decide to send him away for the summer to his grandmother’s village to straighten him out.

His grandmother lives in a large two-story wooden house, cozy inside, almost everything handmade, yet to Jisung it still feels like the middle of nowhere. At first he hoped the internet would at least save him from boredom, but the mobile network barely works here.

On the very first day, his grandmother, smiling warmly, told him to go out into the village and make some friends.

Reluctantly, rolling his eyes, Jisung stepped outside. He walked along the paths, snapping photos of flowers and old houses for his stories, until he realized he was lost and had wandered into another part of the village.

And it was there that he was destined to meet Minho.

Minho is the local tough guy. Everyone knows him as a gopnik: tracksuit, cigarette between his teeth, loud laughter, and a gang of friends. His pride is his shiny motorcycle, which he rides through the streets, annoying the adults and attracting the girls. Minho cannot stand freaks and fashion boys, and he certainly does not approve of guys with bright hair and makeup.

When he first saw Jisung standing in the middle of the road, looking frustrated with a phone that had no signal, his lips curled into a smirk as he said. — "Hey pink idiot, what are you doing here? This is not your shopping mall, got it?"