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Choi Han-kyul, thinking of Go Eun-chan as a girlish-looking boy, hires "him" to play his boyfriend to scare off his Grandmother's matchmaking efforts.

As a tomboy struggles through multiple jobs that don't quite make ends meet, a wealthy matriarch plans to change her ungrounded 29-year-old spoiled grandson.

Eun-chan's departure for two years of study in Italy saddens everyone, but her subsequent overseas success may alter plans for her return.

As one older member of Han-kyul's family begins to warm up to Eun-chan, Han-kyul and Eun-chan butt heads over Eun-chan's repayment plan and engagement length issues.

Eun-chan's androgynous looks don't go over well with Han-kyul's family, who further believe her responsible for Han-kyul's sudden decision not to go to New York.

Han-kyul's grandmother steps in just as a riff develops between Han-kyul and Eun-chan over the length of their engagement, affording Eun-chan a chance to study in Italy.

While Han-kyul becomes melancholy over news of his grandmother's terminal condition, he seeks professional advice on what to do about his taboo feelings for Eun-chan.

In the wake of emotional pain, a period of candor, apology and possible reconciliation settles in.

Han-kyul's grandmother finally breaks the silence over Han-kyul's true origin, Yoo-joo returns, and Ha-rim gets caught giving Eun-chan a lesson in sex education.

Han-kyul finally learns of Eun-chan's true sexual identity, but worst of all, the most shaming, is learning it last among his closest peers.

With business slow, Hong leads the group out on a team-building excursion.

Fed up with Han-kyul's uneven treatment of her, Eun-chan quits the coffee shop, but both of them wonder how to return to how things were.

Eun-chan and Han-kyul enjoy their new brother-brother relationship but, in time, Han-kyul knows it's not enough and that he can't accept a relationship with a guy.

As relationships remain strained between Han-sung and Yoo-joo and between Han-kyul and Eun-chan, the coffee shop puts on its musical night.

As it becomes recognizable - not only to himself - that he is developing a personal interest in Eun-chan, Han-kyul devises a simple way to confirm his sexual orientation.

The day of the grand opening arrives, making the future look rosy for the little coffee shop, but reality sinks in on the second day.

With Eun-chan's urging, Han-kyul agrees to run his grandmother's coffee shop but only by hiring adorable guys to work it.