The love, obsession, deviation, anxiety, and joy of three men and women portrayed by Françoise Sagan, a master of delicate psychological descriptions in French literature.
This work focuses on the psychology of Paul, who is lost in front of two completely different loves, and delicately depicts the psychology of Rose and Simon, who are connected to her through the emotion of love.


Paul, who lived alone in a boring daily life with Rose, feels a bright happiness like the spring sunshine at the end of winter thanks to Simon, a young and pure man. However, what she realized over time at the age of thirty-nine is the fleetingness of momentary emotions, so even in the face of Simon's devoted love, she senses its end and cannot feel true satisfaction, and misses Rose.

In this work, Sa Kang honestly depicts the difficult and ambiguous emotion of love against the backdrop of our daily lives, where joy and sorrow, happiness and unhappiness are always skillfully intertwined.