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A man drives his car toward his destination, his son, now a middle schooler. The boy was born from a past relationship the man had during his student days and, having lost his remaining family, is now set to live with his biological father. With awkward conversations and uneasy interactions, their new life together begins.
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A man drives his car toward his destination, his son, now a middle schooler. The boy was born from a past relationship the man had during his student days and, having lost his remaining family, is now set to live with his biological father. With awkward conversations and uneasy interactions, their new life together begins.
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