Bara ga Nakute wa Ikiteyukenai

A young woman is deeply dependent on roses, to the point that she cannot continue living without them. The narrative explores this emotional and psychological fixation through a series of vignettes and thematic chapters, each contributing to a broader understanding of her inner world. The story is composed of eight distinct segments, each with its own title and focus, yet connected by the central motif of the rose. The character's relationship with the flower is portrayed as essential to her sense of self and survival.