The protagonist is training to become a nun, committed to the church's principle of bestowing equal care on all people — no one treated as more special than anyone else. Three attractive priest apprentices with difficult personalities arrive, pursuing the same religious calling. After a tense beginning, the distance between them slowly closes. Somewhere inside the protagonist, something shifts — what she is beginning to feel for one specific person is the opposite of equal care. On Christmas Eve, the church holds its annual festival. The question waiting for her there is which commitment she intends to keep: the vocation she has always wanted, or the love she did not expect to find.