Nakwon Inn used to be the hideout of writers and artists in 1936. It holds colorful and glorious memories of the past. After much time has passed, it has degenerated to a place where those who have nowhere to go, those who have no family and those who have led a complicated life and were scarred in the past gather. But it is also where people who are lost can pause and check their current situation, where they can find someone to be on their side, and a place that connects people together like magic.
At the end of an exceptionally cold and boring winter, guests start coming to Nakwon Inn as if it were all planned out. They come to the inn separately, thinking that there are “No Second Chances” in our lives, but they were destined to be there. What do the guests in the six rooms that are from different hometowns, are of different ages and genders, have in common? What is the real reason they came to Nakwon Inn?
The drama that unravels around Bok Mak Rye, the owner of Nakwon Inn and the guests that are staying at the inn long-term.
(Source: content.mbc.co.kr)
