Jun has never had a successful romance. Every time she develops feelings for a guy, she ends up firmly in the friend zone, watching her peers pair off while she remains single. Frustrated and impatient, she decides to take an unconventional shortcut: she will rent a boyfriend. Through a rental service, she hires a young man who appears to have everything she could want—handsome, charming, and socially adept—the perfect boyfriend on paper. But there is a catch: his companionship comes with a price tag. Every date, every kind word, every affectionate gesture is a paid service. What begins as a transactional arrangement quickly blurs into something more complicated. Jun must navigate the uncertain territory between a genuine relationship and a service she is paying for, while the boy, whose own motives remain unclear, seems to be more than just a hired date. The story unfolds as a romantic comedy that explores whether love can develop when one party is literally being compensated, and whether something real can grow from a contract.