Yesha is a Filipino woman with a broken family. Her mother left her without saying goodbye, and her father committed suicide blaming himself for why his wife left. Yesha, the one left behind, wanted to end her own life but was saved by her aunt who adopted her as her own child. Yesha's aunt is the sister of her father who took her to her house. Yesha still couldn't bear the death of her father; she always cries and feels sad in her room. Her aunt felt sorry for her, so she did everything she could. Yesha's aunt is unmarried and wealthy, so she can provide everything Yesha wants. Many men have left Yesha's aunt because they only used her for her wealth, so she promised not to rely on love anymore and considered Yesha as her own child. After several years, they moved to Japan to start a new life and forget the past. On her first day of school in Japan, Yesha studied Japanese. When she entered school, she bumped into a boy who changed her life, and they promised to take care of each other. This boy is a Japanese who passed the test for Yesha, proving he can take care of his loved one. Yesha had feelings for the boy but didn't admit it, and the boy also didn't say he had feelings for her until they found out and ended up together for life.
