"I guess," Cloud pauses momentarily to inhale a deep, bracing breath, "I would just want you to come to my work events and laugh at my jokes and don't correct people if they imply that we're doing it." "Having sex, you mean," Kai clarifies gently, and Cloud chokes on air. If his face was any redder, Kai would insist on taking him to the hospital. Cloud clears his throat, obviously trying to play off the strangled, choked sound as a casual cough. "Yes. Doing... sex."

In 1997, psychologist Arthur Aron claimed he could make any two people fall in love on the basis of a specific list of 36 questions they had to ask each other. Fast forward to the present, Matthew Lee, a PhD student at SNU, also an expert in being brainy, is keen on recreating the Science of Love. And he has just the right people for it. Subject #1: Jeremy Thorne, a music producer. An expert in calling out bullshit, and a firm believer that love definitely isn’t real, because for him, romance is overrated. Subject #2: Bella George, a fashion designer and coordinator who's so busy with her career that honestly, , she’s just all over the place. An expert in seeing the good and bright side of life, and a complete opposite of Jeremy since according to her, "Of course fairy tales are real! I'll definetely have one myself" Would the sparks between Jeremy and Bella fly and find answers to the long unanswered theory on the Science of Love? Matthew sure has his bets and hopes on it.