An epidemic ravages the city. The streets are empty, hospitals are crowded and people are panicking, because it is rumored that the pandemic is not only lethal but also has terrifying consequences for those who have succumbed to it. Given these facts, the routines, desires and securities of a group of five friends begin to fall apart: the eternal expectation of a rise that will probably never come, the vocation of motherhood, the right choice of life partners, the search for true ... they are compromised by the threat of the end of time. Through an intimate story, using internal dialogue as one of his main tools, James Nuño, in his first novel, portrays the fears and insecurities of a generation that considers scared how the rules with which they were educated are no longer valid. That world, their world, makes them sick and forces them to discover, with terror and frustration, that they are not prepared to see it fall apart, as they secretly wished for a long time.