Seyeon lives quietly in the city, successful, self-contained, and content to keep his world small.
When the woman who once hid him and nursed him back to health dies, a call from home pulls him back to the harbor town of his childhood to settle what she left behind.
Her will includes a condition he cannot fulfill by himself: the boy who left one summer without a word, and who made certain Seyeon would never follow, has to be there too.
Ten years of silence have not made Seyeon eager to find him, yet he cannot move on unless the past between them is finally faced.
Asking that childhood friend to return could reopen a wound he never learned how to heal.
Home may be the only place left to lay their history to rest, and the surest way for Seyeon to risk his heart all over again.
