Maria is a high school girl living an unusual life that blurs the line between the ordinary and the supernatural. Her mother has died, yet every morning the dining table is piled high with freshly made breakfast—because her mother’s ghost continues to cook. The ghostly meals are a constant, eerie presence in Maria’s daily routine, a reminder of the parent she lost. One night, a girl who looks like a beautiful, doll-like apparition appears before Maria. This mysterious spirit, young and unexpectedly cute, becomes the catalyst that draws Maria deeper into a world of lingering attachments, unresolved emotions, and the fragile connections between the living and the dead. Their relationship unfolds against the backdrop of a home where the dead refuse to fully let go, and where the simple act of sharing a meal carries both warmth and melancholy. The story weaves together elements of girls’ love, horror, and the supernatural, exploring how grief, love, and the bonds formed over food can transcend the boundary of life and death.