[Boys Over Flowers] A Guide to Raising Large Dogs

On a rainy night in Tokyo, Kurose Haruka "picked up" a huge, soaking-wet dog.

His name was Domyoji Tsukasa, the untouchable leader of F4 at Eitoku Academy. Yet at that moment, he stood stubbornly in the rain like an abandoned cub, burning with fever, his eyes shattered.

Kurose Hikaru is a young painter who has returned from Italy and has a hidden background. She has no interest in Tokyo's glittering world of fame and fortune. All she wants is to quietly turn her mother's old home, Tsukimi-so, into a studio, and recover her withered inspiration in this unfamiliar city.

She offers him temporary shelter, food, and a dry corner. He, in turn, becomes a vivid subject of observation who has happened to enter her field of view.

In a room piled with art supplies, before a floor-to-ceiling window where daylight slowly climbs, amid the stillness scented with turpentine and sake, something beyond the rules already laid down begins to quietly take root.

When cool observation meets burning confusion, when a safe distance is silently eaten away inch by inch by dependence.

Two people, each momentarily weightless on their own orbit, are drawn together by a rainstorm and step into the spring in each other's unfinished lives.

Theme: The moment I took you in, I was taken in by myself, too.