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Left orphaned, Min-gu takes care of his younger brother with the money he gets from reselling stolen bicycles. One day, he steals a bicycle from a classmate named Jung-ho, who was sent to a juvenile detention center for killing a friend. Jung-ho asks Min-gu for a huge amount of money as compensation and comes to stay at Min-gu’s house.
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