A man mistakenly accuses another of stealing his phone in a café. The situation escalates, leading to a confrontation where the accused man falls and dies. Haunted by the event, the accuser begins experiencing guilt and remorse, particularly after the victim's spirit starts appearing to him, demanding redemption. As the police investigate, the accuser wrestles with his conscience, eventually confessing to pushing the man out of racial prejudice, which had clouded his judgment. Despite initially covering up the incident, he seeks redemption for his actions, recognizing the humanity of the person he wronged.

The story explores themes of guilt, racism, and moral reckoning.