His name is Ulysses. At 59, he must hang up his job as a mover. His wife has passed away, his daughter too, and his son is too busy for his old father. The emptiness of everyday life yawns before him like an infinitely deep abyss. Her name is Madame Solenza, she is 62 years old, and she used to be a model. The death of her mother forces her to take a long look in the mirror. The woman looking back appears more like a stepmother than Snow White. Before they met, their days were endlessly lonely. But now, a love story unfolds that holds many wonders. Perhaps author Zidrou is the most empathetic storyteller in France. This comic, told in gentle watercolors about love, aging, and love in old age, is a touching work that does not shy away from taboos.