Mr. Müller is a designer of living spaces and a fulfiller of living dreams. He takes the time to create interiors that are tailored precisely to his clients, reflecting their personalities. However, when faced with a writer who describes, in a gigantic monologue, a single long sentence, the demands that his ideal home must meet, Mr. Müller can only fail. This is because, as an escapee from domestic life, the writer finds inspiration and dedication to the creative process in other places. Under what conditions is an artist's existence still possible today without falling into bitter hardship and the relentless machinery of the literary industry and market? And could even the most sensitively designed spaces truly bring salvation for the painful longing, a rescue for someone doomed to repeatedly fall in love unhappily and break their heart?.