For Goji, who lives with Kayo, the fracture of her little finger—the dominant hand—becomes a major event. Unable to use a hand he once took for granted every day, he gains a renewed appreciation for it, beginning a period filled with reflection. He does his best to cook, decides to sleep separately for safety during her recovery, and seeks new ways to support her in daily life. As a result, they enter a long two-month dry spell. During this time, their feelings and relationship gradually shift, leading to new discoveries between them.