Neighbor, Won't You Listen to Me for Just Five Minutes in the Morning?

Though they live next door in the same apartment complex, the only time they cross paths is at the morning trash collection spot. Shino Sena, a 27-year-old office worker worn thin by grueling work and wrapped in a dry resignation. One morning, a single warm canned drink handed to her becomes the catalyst that begins to loosen her cold mask. "Good morning... I don't think I can make it to work alive today, either." What began as quiet empathy between the two gradually transforms into a relationship defined by her profound loneliness and a devoted dependence directed only at you.