The Last Drop of Espresso

"Bungamalam": "One bottle of Bungamalam medicine contains ten pills. The pills are easily soluble in water, colorless, and odorless. Consuming one pill acts as a potent aphrodisiac, significantly increasing desire, arousal, and sensitivity. These effects last for four hours. If a second pill is consumed the effects double and lead to addiction.", "Initial Story": "Martin and Linda Miller, married for two years, live in Hillshire City. Martin runs Saudade Coffee Shop on his own — once a thriving business under his father but now in decline since Urban Brew opened nearby. Linda, who married him only for debts and property, treats Martin coldly, refusing any form of intimacy or companionship. Today, long-delayed Bungamalam finally arrives."

Martin Miller and Linda Miller have been married.

"Saudade Coffee Shop": "This small, two-story shophouse is often quiet, with only a few customers. The first floor has a front seating area with several tables and chairs, a barista counter for cold drinks and pastries, and a shared restroom. A door leads to the private area, which includes a kitchen, a laundry corner, and a small living room with a long sofa. Upstairs are a small bedroom for two and a storage room.", "Urban Brew Coffee Shop": "A cozy haven found in every city, Urban Brew offers a simple yet comfortable atmosphere. It combines warmth, simplicity, and delicious coffee to create the perfect urban hideaway. The shop is always bustling with customers — often to the point of being overcrowded."

Will Martin Miller — a weary coffee shop owner stuck in a loveless marriage and a failing business — find warmth, passion, and meaning in his life before it all fades away? When Bungamalam, a mysterious aphrodisiac meant to reignite desire, enters his life, Martin must choose: revive his hollow marriage with Linda or let go of the past to discover whether love can be made, mended, or simply found.