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 diligent young woman who follows her lecturers' directions and leads a typical student life.

Ica begins her clinical nursing practice at one of regional unit hospital and finds her daily routine disrupted. The early morning shifts and the workload of reports weigh heavily on her, causing her to question her ability to manage.

Ica's mind becomes a battleground of self-doubt. Thoughts such as "I can't do this," "I'll fail this time," and "I'm not capable" plague her whenever she tries to tackle her reports. She keeps postponing her tasks, using exhaustion as an excuse to delay her work.

Days pass, and Ica's procrastination persists. She tells herself, "I'll do it later, tomorrow, another time." Suddenly, the final week of her clinical practice arrives, and her peers are busy submitting their reports. Ica realizes she hasn't completed her assignments on time.

The gravity of her situation hits her hard. Ica's thoughts are chaotic, her body is exhausted, and all she can think about is failing. She deeply regrets the wasted time and feels ashamed to confide in her peers, who completed their work on time.

By the end of her clinical practice, Ica still hasn't finished all her reports. In the end, she laments the time she wasted, realizing the importance of taking immediate action on her responsibilities and not underestimating any task.