The engagement was called off.
A single wedding invitation—printed with the man who broke off the engagement and her best friend of ten years.

At thirty-one, Han Yuju walks away from both love and friendship.

All she has left is a five-year stint as a junior editor at a fashion magazine—
a job where she can’t even put her name on a single column.
Nothing in her life—work or love—goes the way she wants.

Then Go Tae-i appears.

A man who lives in the spotlight.
A glamorous face plastered across billboards—
yet soaked in tears in an unexpectedly fragile moment.

During an interview, Tae-i confesses a dangerous secret to Yuju.

“I’m going to die soon.
The odds are probably fifty-fifty.
So go ahead—use me.
Stop pretending to be good.”

His careless tone, the way he breaks down and endures—
it all feels eerily similar to Yuju herself.

A golden ticket that drops into her despair without warning.
Is it a stroke of luck… or a trap?

Afraid to reach out, Yuju is left to choose.
What should she do?