At thirty-four, she hosts a late-night music program, and two men are around her. One is a thirty-eight-year-old radio producer, a widower with a child. The other is a thirty-year-old, handsome prosecutor, the son of a wealthy family, who would give his life for her. If choosing based on conditions, it would undoubtedly be the younger man, but she wants to marry the widower. Because she loves him. There is a man who has loved one woman for twelve years. He became a prosecutor to become a wonderful man for her, but now, the profession of prosecutor has become the most shameful for her. He is willing to give up that position envied by many and posts an article on "E-Pros," the internal communication network of the prosecution. Because he loves her. That man, an upright radio producer, has a secret. He knows well what she likes and dislikes, and how much she loves him, but although he also loves her, he cannot tolerate her marrying a widower, so he hides his feelings for her. Because he truly cherishes her. In an era where conditions are prioritized before starting a relationship, we want to show the picture of people who "love."