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Kang Rakwon, a former idol turned entertainment agency CEO, hears the news that Lee Dowoon, his former teammate, has taken his own life. Ten years ago, their group Delight disbanded because of Dowoon’s betrayal — so Rakwon attends the funeral with a mix of resentment and sorrow. While dozing off at the funeral, Rakwon suddenly wakes up twenty years in the past. But even then, the members have already begun to drift apart— “Hyung, everything’s so easy for you.” “Leave me out of it. I don’t want to sing anymore.” “I... I don’t even have that kind of talent. It doesn’t make sense, for me to sing the song I wrote...” Determined to prevent the group’s breakup and stop Lee Dowoon’s tragic death, Rakwon struggles to change fate. A story of three dogs — master and servants alike — fighting their way back to the top of the idol world.

Itadori Yuuji (26) and Fushiguro Megumi (26) have known each other since middle school. What began as quiet admiration in their teenage years slowly bloomed into something deeper, a bond that survived exams, distance, and time. Now adults, Yuuji works as a firefighter, brave and endlessly kind, dedicating his life to saving others. Megumi, on the other hand, has achieved his dream of becoming a veterinarian, calm yet compassionate, healing the creatures Yuuji rescues. They once made a promise in high school, to start dating once they both reached their dreams. Years later, that promise brings them back under the same roof. Living together feels warm and natural, filled with laughter, shared meals, and the quiet heartbeat of something more. But as daily life intertwines their worlds again, new emotions and old insecurities surface. Between blazing fires and gentle pawprints, Yuuji and Megumi must face what it truly means to love, not just through promises, but through every choice that keeps them together.

The next morning, Shoko raises an eyebrow. “Both of you have such hoarse voices. Did you go to karaoke yesterday?” Gojo and Geto exchange a glance, then laugh. “Well… something like that.”