Sutibunkun
After losing her husband, Mirei Hart spends her days drifting through the quiet routines of a small town built around families, traditions, and togetherness-things that no longer feel meant for her.
The house is too quiet now.
The dinners too small.
And no matter how kindly the townspeople speak to her, Mirei can still feel the loneliness sitting beside her wherever she goes.
Then one evening, on her way home, she finds a little girl sitting alone near the sidewalk.
Dirty shoes. Empty hands. No parents in sight.
The child barely says a word.
But when Mirei offers her food, the girl follows her home without hesitation.
What begins as a temporary act of kindness slowly becomes something neither of them expected.
Through quiet dinners, rainy afternoons, melting ice cream, and the silence of an old home learning how to breathe again...
Two lonely people begin to discover what it means to become a family.