Five friends who graduated from a vocational school in Incheon have their own burdens. While Hae-joo, Tae-hee, and Chinese-Korean twins Bi-ryu and Ohn-jo lead their lives as an employee at a brokerage firm, an employee at her parents’ sauna business, and jewelry peddlers in the streets respectively, Ji-young is in a more desperate situation, losing her job and living with her ailing grandparents in a decrepit house. Amidst such difficulties, kitten Tee-tee comes to Ji-young. As Tee-tee is passed on from Ji-young to Haejoo, Tae-hee, and Bi-ryu and Ohn-jo, leaving warmth in their lives, director Jeong Jae-eun comforts the present and the future of the five friends with encouragement instead of pity, with sympathy rather than comparison. Places are the other stars of this film, including Seoul, where Hae-joo arrives with a dream, Dongdaemun, where the five friends visit, as well as Wolmido Island, Incheon International Airport, Chinatown, and the international ferry terminal. (CHOI Eun)