Koi Pierce have other people's dreams. All her life she avoided other people. Any contact of the skin with its skin - the embrace of a sister, the palm of a barista - conveys flashes of a person's brightest dreams. It can make anyone a loner. But Koi is not giving up. This time she is going to definitely finish college and live for real. Of course, it's not that easy to get. Her father is worried about illness, a fragment of a dream about a dead girl after touching the palm of a creepy college professor and a mysterious stranger who speaks the same rare Japanese dialect as Koi's father will force her to learn to trust the help of others, and also force her to accept the truth about herself.