Is it love?

Due to his phobia of women, Inhwee has never dated anyone in his life, despite lying about being a "relationship expert" to everyone at school. So when Jeongwon comes to him and asks for "kissing lessons," Inhwee reluctantly agrees. But why do Jeongwon's "lessons" keep getting more specific and intimate? And why does Inhwee find himself actually aroused? While Inhwee spends more time with Jeongwon trying to figure all of this out, he is terrified his friends might get suspicious. As long as he keeps up his macho act, no one is going to catch on... right?

Aspiring novelist Kim Woojin has been a side character all his life. He can't write stories that are his own, and he's not even his boyfriend, Minho's, priority. But like every cloud has its silver lining, Woojin’s comes in the form of an aspiring stage actor, Taehwan. However, Taehwan is not without his own problems: he suffers from terrible stage fright that keeps him from taking lead roles. A friendship blossoms between Woojin and Taehwan, with each helping the other overcome their fears. Will this newfound friendship remain just that or could Taehwan be the spark that gets Woojin’s creative juices flowing again? And could they both muster up the courage to become the protagonists of their own stories?

There’s only one thing that’s keeping Han Sekye alive: the blond man in his dreams. No matter how bad it gets, how lonely he is, he can count on the man to come meet him in his dreams and make it all okay. So what is he to do when the man suddenly stops coming? Sekye falls apart and for years, he struggles with depression living on in a world without the man. Then one day, Woo Yijun appears in front of him, looking just like the man in his dreams. And seeing that he is an aspiring actor, Sekye hires Yijun to act out for him the man from his dreams. Sekye knows that it isn’t the same, that this can’t go on, but he so needs the world that used to be his…