Saint Raffina is abruptly informed by her fiancé, a spoiled prince, that their engagement is broken off and she is stripped of her title as saint. Far from devastated, Raffina is secretly relieved—she had grown tired of the prince’s selfishness and had been longing for a quiet, carefree life. To her surprise, the prince’s capable and loyal aide, Seo, resigns from his position and pledges to serve her instead. As an apology, the king gifts Raffina a charming small house. Her dream is to open a peaceful tea shop there and finally live at her own pace. However, no sooner is the engagement dissolved than a flood of suitors appears, each pressing her with marriage proposals. Unwilling to be tied down or drawn back into the complications of noble society, Raffina politely but firmly refuses every offer. The story follows her earnest attempts to build a simple life as a tea-shop owner while navigating the persistent attentions of those around her, the loyalty of her new attendant Seo, and the lingering aftermath of her sudden dismissal. In a fantasy kingdom where saints hold special status, she must balance her desire for tranquility with the unexpected attention her newly single status brings.