A brief, intimate drama follows a young woman who resorts to selling her body and a young man who alternates between tender attachment and harsh moral judgment. Their fleeting liaison and violent arguments reveal hunger, shame, and conflicting ideas of honor and possession. The narrative moves between cramped hotel rooms and bustling urban streets, juxtaposing small acts of care with resentments born of poverty and social stigma. Through close scenes and conversations, the work examines exploitation, longing, and the fragile hopes that persist amid material hardship.