I'm actually doing just fine!

Maggie's marriage to the man she planned to spend her life with lasted only 608 days and suddenly... ended. The life of a 28-year-old single woman in the status of a divorcee has turned into a wasteland and a chaotic search for joy.

Now Maggie orders hamburgers for delivery at 4 am, misses her cat Janet, who was taken away by her ex, endlessly watches TV shows, struggling with insomnia and anxiety, orders unnecessary things online and is going through her first year of being single. But for her friends, EVERYTHING IS REALLY GOOD. It's just that now she will have to rent an apartment herself, languish in a job that does not bring any social benefit, and constantly live with the thoughts when everything went wrong.

And although there is a lot of sadness and even laughter in all this, the main character, step by step, tries to understand the uncertainty of modern love and relationships, friendship, and find her seemingly lost self, and most importantly, understand how to truly be happy.