The story of a long separation that began after the death of a companion dog.

Death and separation, a reality that everyone who lives with a pet will face, are we mentally prepared? Perhaps such preparation begins the moment we adopt a pet?

The artist, who was deeply saddened and lost after losing his companion dog of nineteen years, begins to draw one morning.
Through the process of drawing and writing, the only way she can mourn, she looks back on the past 19 years, page by page.
On his journey to the young puppy Marie, the author confronts questions that have been weighing on his mind.
If I could go back to the moment we first met, would I still choose to be with Marie, even though I knew we were destined to part ways?

A story of healing and recovery that I would like to share with those who are grieving the loss of a companion dog, those who spend each day with a sad heart while caring for an elderly dog, and those who are excitedly planning to adopt a pet.

The peacefulness brought by the faint sound of Marie's regular breathing and the occasional irregular, low snoring, like a blessing.
Time passes like a gift that gives indescribable comfort.
I felt both sorry and sad about that.

---From the text