Chan's painter boyfriend is so busy he doesn't have time for her. She confides to his best friend, a ladies' man. They drink and have sex. Ing spies on them, but she may have an ulterior motive in doing so: she likes Chan's boyfriend and would like to have him for herself. Chan doesn't regret her drunken sex with her boyfriend's best friend and is excited to pursue their affair more because she thinks she's falling in love with him. However, she sees him in the balcony of a hotel room with another woman and it looks like they had sex. Feeling dejected because she can't have him, and feeling guilty because she betrayed her boyfriend, she takes his life by overdosing on sleeping pills. She comes back as a ghost, possessing the statue of her likeness that is created by her boyfriend, pose to set revenge, but against whom? Her boyfriend, his best friend, or the woman who covets her boyfriend?
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