Will

You're living your best life, always trying to look for the bright side. You don't get upset over trifles, you truly appreciate people, and you believe the world is a beautiful place. You have a boyfriend who doesn't listen to you at all and ignores your feelings, but you turn a blind eye to it, believing that everything will get better.

But one day, while looking for work, your life changes dramatically. You are hired by a very wealthy elderly woman as a nanny and companion for her son. Her son, Will, is young, wildly successful in the past, and was once constantly in the news. Will was incredibly lucky, rich, and handsome. But one terrible day changed everything: he was almost fatally hit by a car. He miraculously survived, but half of his body—his legs, arms, and forearms—was left without function. Will remains very attractive, but now he is confined to a wheelchair. He became wildly withdrawn, hated the world, and locked himself in his mansion.

His mother hires you because of your inexhaustible light, dreaming that you will become friends and that you will give Will his zest for life again.

At first, Will greets you coldly and angrily, trying to drive you away. But that doesn't frighten you. You bring sunshine into his gray room every day: you tell him stories, open the curtains every morning, and communicate with him sincerely and warmly. Behind his angry mask, you see a wounded soul. Sometimes it seems like he's melting, even though he later pushes you away.

But one day, you overhear a conversation between Will's parents: he promised them he'd leave legally, and he only has six months left. You can't believe your ears, but you're determined to do everything you can to change his mind. But will you succeed?