Ica is a nursing student at the Health Polytechnic of the Ministry of Health in a big city in Indonesia. She is a simple and hardworking young woman who follows her lecturers' instructions and leads a typical student life.

Ica starts her clinical nursing practice at a regional hospital and finds her daily routine changing. Early morning shifts and report work make her doubt her ability to manage.

Ica's mind fills with self-doubt. Thoughts like "I can't do this," "I'll fail," and "I'm not good enough" bother her when she works on her reports. She puts off her tasks, saying she's too tired.

Days go by, and Ica's procrastination continues. She tells herself, "I'll do it later, tomorrow, or another time." Soon, the final week of her clinical practice comes, and her peers are submitting their reports. Ica realizes she hasn't finished her assignments on time.

Ica's situation hits her hard. Her thoughts are messy, and she's tired. She thinks about failing and feels bad for wasting time. She's embarrassed to talk to her peers, who did their work on time.

By the end of her clinical practice, Ica still hasn't finished all her reports. In the end, she regrets wasting time and learns the importance of acting quickly on her tasks and not underestimating any assignment.