* Marguerite
So-yeon is a prisoner of her hospital ward, and she lives through a painting. Her illness burdens her reality, until Min-woo – a real person and not a character in the painting – comes into her life.

* Modern Times
Chan-young suffers from masked depression, and desperately yearns to find someone and truly make a connection.

* Royal Life
There is a homeless boy who is satisfied with his life, and a straight-faced girl who l...more

* Marguerite
So-yeon is a prisoner of her hospital ward, and she lives through a painting. Her illness burdens her reality, until Min-woo – a real person and not a character in the painting – comes into her life.

* Modern Times
Chan-young suffers from masked depression, and desperately yearns to find someone and truly make a connection.

* Royal Life
There is a homeless boy who is satisfied with his life, and a straight-faced girl who likes him. One day, the boy invites the girl into his own, free-spirited world and helps her to understand worlds that are different from hers.

* The Poem No One Can Listen to
Ha-na is content and confident with her life that is until she is faced with a new dilemma: her younger sister – who should be busily gearing up for university entrance exam – dreams of becoming a poet.

* Nineteen
So-mi storms out of the house after getting into a fight with her mom over a petty matter. In the elevator, she comes face to face with her mom’s childhood self and follows her.

* Lucid Dream
Hee-ju learns about ‘lucid dreams’ whereby dreams can be controlled by will, and becomes drawn into dreams. Her dream-dependency forces her to overdose on sleeping pills, but this time Ji-hun appears in her dream.

* Wake
Caffeine drinks become a banned item for sale to teenagers. During the school exam period, Seung-jun, a high schooler who normally gets good grades, gets hold of a power drink.less