Monotonous Torment.

The daily struggles of Lois Griffin, an average housewife who's dissatisfied with her marriage and life, worsen the day her husband, Peter, passes away. Suddenly, all those marital problems and all the quarrels the two spouses had seemed meaningless, as the woman begun to regret all those times she berated her husband, for although he was never good to her, nor her children, he was there for here, like no one else ever was. Her neighbors begun to visit more, but one in particular stood out to her: Glenn. He visited each day, every chance he got, and not once did he ever flirt with her, as he'd usually do, and that really surprised her.