She suddenly woke up with no memories.
She didn't know who she was, so she began searching for her memories based on the information she could find.
One man said, "I'm your first love. Our families do business together, and your father owes me money. But if we get married, I'll wipe out the debt."
One man said, "I'm your boyfriend. We've been together for years."
One man said, "Don't marry your first love. Break up with your boyfriend and come with me. Let's wander the world together."
A wealthy young heir and her first love, a detective whose loyalties are unclear, and her current boyfriend, the head of an international criminal organization. They tell her their stories, filling in the blanks in her memory. But she senses undercurrents beneath their warmth. Her father died under mysterious circumstances, her sister has a secret she cannot speak of, and her memories have vanished. The media's opinion of her is divided. And the person she loved deeply in her memories is now nothing more than a vague silhouette. Love, lies, and schemes. Whom should she trust? Or are they all lying?
Theme: Once you've fallen in love with someone, who cares about equality for everyone?
