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A middle-aged soul, consumed by regret and loneliness, embarks on a desperate drive to a secluded park, seeking solace in the finality of carbon monoxide. But fate, in the form of a vibrant young jogger with eyes mirroring their own youthful self, throws a lifeline into the abyss. A fleeting smile, a shared moment in the rain, becomes a catalyst for a profound shift in perspective, sparking a flicker of hope and leading to a life-altering decision. A work of fiction about depression and suicide. And hope. Comparable works include The Perks of Being a Wallflower