Three people from different cultures, two women and one man, happen to find themselves in one place, gathered by one story. The place is generic, and so is the story. The situations are easily recognizable: planning a future, establishing contacts, packing, saying goodbye, leaving, doubting, tears, fear and hope, arriving unpacking, staying in touch. These are generic acts that fit generic places. But are they really? Because all these stories, all these (non) places, are all different, depending on the person who (re) lives them. This one story, told by (at least) three different people, makes one doubt what is real and what is not.