Yoon Jong Woo’s arrival in the city was marked by an immediate string of misfortunes. He secured a meager dwelling, resolving to remain there only until he could find something better.

Jong Woo found himself the subject of unwelcome scrutiny from his neighbors, yet remained utterly unnoticed by his supervisor at work. A more unsettling occurrence unfolded nearby: the discovery of deceased cats near Eden.

On the rooftop of the building, Jong Woo encountered Seo Mun Jo, who had developed a fondness for him. A shared fascination with crime and art quickly forged a connection between them.

The matter of Mun Jo and the questionable meat gnawed at Jong Woo, deepening the shadows of his dreams. And the truth behind Um Bok Sun’s deceit began to surface.

An intruder had entered. Yet, before Jong Woo could apprehend the trespasser, Mun Jo drew him aside to offer a word of counsel.

Min Ji Eun’s unexpected visit to Eden left Jong Woo scrambling. He hurried home with the police in tow, only to be met with a sharp rebuke from her for his hasty reaction. He felt a desperate need to escape the situation.

Sharing a quiet confidence with their new neighbor, Jong Woo and Jeong Hwa formed an unspoken pact of mutual watchfulness. It was through this connection that Jeong Hwa’s inquiries finally began to yield promising clues.

When Jong Woo is taken into custody following a fight, Mun Jo offers assistance. This gesture of kindness, however, does not alleviate Jong Woo’s apprehension; instead, it seems to awaken a darker impulse within him.

Jong Woo, sensing a desperate plea in Kang Seok Yun's message, returned to Eden with the intention of bringing him back. Yet, Seok Yun, with nervous energy, confessed that it had all been a jest.

Mun Jo challenged Jong Woo: commit a murder, he said, and perhaps Ji Eun would ever grace his presence again. Jong Woo’s refusal did not sit well with his neighbor, a man whose appetite for violence was rarely concealed.