In this story, we follow a man living alone in a crumbling old house, struggling to make ends meet by breeding rabbits. He has trouble connecting with others due to his social awkwardness and finds solace only in his pet bunnies. When he receives a late rent notice from his landlord, he feels even more isolated and desperate. As time passes, stress builds up within him along with unfulfilled sexual desires. His mind wanders into fantasies about Momo-chan, a beautiful girl he wishes could be his own personal bunny. If only she were human... maybe then they could have had something real together. But alas, these are just dreams that seem impossible to come true. Or so he thinks until one day when he looks up and sees a buxom Bunny Girl standing there smiling at him. This surreal encounter fills him with hope and longing for physical contact—even if it's just for as long as their brief fling lasts. It's like a white-hot dream within reach; an opportunity for him to finally experience closeness and intimacy despite his inability to form meaningful relationships with humans. Throughout this tale of love and loneliness, we witness both reality and fantasy intertwine as our protagonist navigates through life's challenges while clinging onto his cherished illusions.