From the publisher:

In Dublin, every day, a plump man with an innocuous pace, walks through the city to get to the port to a pier for a leisurely lunch. He does everything to go unnoticed. Nobody knows who he is, and yet everyone is watching. For some, he is a blank, for others, he's an author who is preparing a book on the life of seagulls or fish, or even on the origin of species. For Willie, lovesick artist, he is his anonymous model. And for many people who work in the huge glass building, located opposite the pier, he is the one that rules their lunch time, and gives them the opportunity to bet with colleagues on the exact time his arrival. They are very likely to have grown attached to that familiar figure.

Nor does anyone know that this man, unintentionally, through a social network on the Internet has caused, through dreams, peace in the world ...

But one day he does not come for lunch. Amazement and anxiety pushes everyone, starting with Willie, to visit the end of the dock ...

How can tens of people's lives be turned upside down by the disappearance of one man? How can this disappearance cause a beautiful romantic encounter? Kokor tells a great romantic and zany story in which humor vies with poetry.