Nadia, pressured by her mother—a former artist who retired after her birth, to become an artist, sinks into depression and loses interest in drawing. She shares her struggles with the social worker from the emotional support hotline, prompting her to use memo paper to talk with her mother indirectly. They show their true heart through all the memos, slowly understand each other’s pain, and begin communicating, and Nadia slowly rediscovers her passion, recovering from depression