​Doman is running out of fuel. He's a victim of the modern city: successful, exhausted, and desperately searching for an off-ramp. His daily routine is a suffocating cycle of deadlines, skyscrapers, and silent panic attacks on the 18th floor. ​His single moment of reprieve is a hidden, overgrown lake on the edge of the urban sprawl. But his solitude ends the moment he sees June. ​She is everything the city is not: gentle, still, and completely at peace. She's a secret he wants to keep, a balm for the psychological wounds of his life. Yet, the more Doman is drawn to her simple, quiet world, the more unstable his own high-pressure existence becomes. ​A romance about finding an oasis in the middle of a storm, and the courage it takes to choose peace over passion, even when the clock is still ticking.