University student Rara detests animals. And she absolutely hates cats. Until one fateful night when a fatal bike accident changes everything A second chance at life beckons, but theres a catch: She has to get her body back. The bigger catch? Shes now a cat. Armed with two tails and with a long-lost friend by her side, Rara ventures on a whimsical journey to show us the very human nature of animals, and the immense space that we carry in our hearts for reconciliation.
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