In a small house consisting of two ground-floor rooms where sunlight never enters, this family lives under the weight of need. Living in such poor conditions was never their choice, but the low rent forced them to accept it. The father works tirelessly, yet the lack of job opportunities and the rising cost of living have left him drowning in debt. Every night, sleeplessness haunts his eyes—not out of concern for himself, but because he worries about the costs of his wife's approaching childbirth, for which he has no money. What should have been a joyful anticipation of their newborn has turned into a heavy burden; one he desperately seeks a way to ease. All Amer and his family dream of is welcoming their child with happiness, without their joy being overshadowed by fear and anxiety. Can we stand by them in this difficult time?