LET THE CHILDREN IN

A business executive BOSS suffering from his PTSD and head wounds is having dinner in a café with his assistant MANAGER enjoying the songs. Because of his old contusions and wounds, he sometimes faints, or gets angry about his weaknesses and behaves inappropriately trying to look like a Boss. To BOSS, the SINGER and the MANEGER, it seems as if they have already finished their War. Yet, the children of the fallen comrades approach the window. The appearance of the children radically changes the lives of the Boss, the Manager and the Singer.