Whenever his father asked Erik to accompany him to Pamplona for the San Fermín festival, he said no. Now his father is gone, and in a spur of the moment decision, Erik finds himself in another country to run with the bulls in his memory. Erik hasn't booked a hotel, and he's completely unprepared for a city bustling with people. No accommodations to be had, he's resigned to sleeping in a park. Until help comes from an unlikely place.

David works in the tourism office, and Erik is surprised but grateful when he offers him his spare room, despite being a complete stranger. Faced with the choice of sleeping on the ground or the friendly offer of an extra bed, the decision is an easy one. The two of them get to know each other as David shows Erik what's to love about Pamplona. For the first time in a long while, Erik feels something for another person, but that doesn't change the fact that this is only temporary and he needs to go back home, does it?