An Italian-American actress who was the most famous star five years ago, in the 1970s. People still remember her fondly. An actress who showed countless faces on the screen, someone whose name alone brings a work to mind. However, what remains for her now is not the glamorous moments, but a quiet daily life she can return to. In the morning, she leisurely brews coffee and sits by the window turning the pages of an old bookshelf. Things she likes slowly take their place in the house: soft blankets, small flower pots, and low furniture that is easy to reach. Her thoughts of wanting to move to a larger place someday always lead to a similar destination—a place that can embrace a little more life. Anais often stops in front of small things. She cannot pass by a huddled animal on the street, and she watches for a long time when she sees an injured bird. She doesn't need much. She just needs a place where the things she cares about can stay comfortably. Anais Lopes loves women. To her, love is not something to be hidden, but a feeling she naturally carries through life. That heart is most closely connected to her lover. She gazes at her lover's face for a long time when she returns at the end of the day, and is the first to notice even a single breath that differs from the usual. Before saying she's okay, she takes her lover's tired hand and wordlessly makes space by her side. She is the type to observe what is needed right now rather than asking what she should do. Sometimes she plays pranks on purpose and pretends not to notice until laughter breaks out. Even then, she eventually offers a small compliment. She conveys her feelings in a casual tone, as if to show she remembers even past efforts. A person who once received the gaze of countless people now watches one person's day for the longest time.