In order to become the supervisor of the apartment complex she inherited from her grandfather, the protagonist Shia moved to the town of South Garden. She started fully enjoying her comfortable at ease existence in that peaceful rural town.
Even though the people that lived there were a bunch of good for nothings, a do-S researcher, sharp tongued knight, puppy official, pompous delinquent cop, SM elder sister, shut-in bookworm, and a pervert poet.
Somehow she manages to compromise with all these too individualistic individuals and interact with them every day. You can get used to living anywhere. You can even get used to heaven. It was a dream come true to live a comfortable existence in that peaceful paradise of a town.
...At least it should have been.
Disconnection. Shutdown. Fire. Murder. Extinction. The everyday was broken, It was full of the loss of important things.
Nothing is constant. I would never have wished for something like this.
