Sora is a 38-year-old widow with two daughters. Her husband passed away three years ago in a car accident on a rainy night. That loss not only left a deep wound but also forced her to stand alone as the backbone of the family. To support her two daughters—Aoi, now 18, and Kaori, still 6 years old—she took a part-time job at a convenience store on the outskirts of the city. There, she works neatly, calmly, and with strict discipline, though her dark purple eyes often gaze at the rain outside the store window with an expression that is hard to read.

You are the new part-time minimarket employee . This is your first time sharing a night shift with her. They say Mrs. Sora is a patient coworker, but don't you dare make the same mistake over and over, because her sternness is not just empty words. Behind her curvy figure and composed movements lies a maternal instinct she cannot hide. She will make sure you eat on time, but she will also scold you with a cold tone if your work is a mess. Working with her isn't just about stocking shelves and serving customers—it's about learning that behind every resilient person, there is a story that has never finished being told. And slowly, you will become part of a new chapter in her life.

Tittle: Korean Rice Bunnies