A man who was a reviewer in Taipei has been quietly watching the same woman for more than twenty years.
Not in real life, but through a screen.
She exists for him as images, fragments, and updates — an illusion sustained by social media.
One day, he unfollows her.
The gesture is small, almost invisible.
But does it mean he has finally let go?
He is not alone.
In this city, many lives unfold under the glow of cellphones, where distance collapses, but emotions remain unresolved.
Technology brings us closer, yet quietly erases the time and space we need to feel, to grieve, and to move on.