No need to sing for me

Paul is a successful cartoonist, but he is going through a difficult period in his life.

More than a decade ago, Paul and his wife, Lucy, bought this house with a garden. It used to be a place for family gatherings, holding the family's most beautiful memories. Now, Paul lives alone in the empty house.

His wife's departure, his daughter's rebellion and leaving home, and his mother's resistance to treatment have forced him to be prepared to face grief, change, and separation at any time. Shoulder pain, progressively loose teeth, and fatal sleep apnea also torment him, and he doesn't know how to face this life of solitude and aging.

The happiness of the past has quietly faded away. How can he get through this difficult time? Paul keeps searching for answers in his confusion...