In a small art studio located on the bustling streets of a metropolitan city, three aspiring artists, named Haruto, Amara, and Lakshmi, share space and resources to create their masterpieces. Haruto, who specializes in abstract paintings, is brilliant but forgetful. Amara, a sculptor who works with reclaimed materials, is organized and meticulous about her workspace and the shared calendar they keep. Lakshmi, the most junior of the trio, experiments with mixed media and has a keen interest in the lives of her art partners.

One day, Amara plans to visit an art gallery to gain inspiration for her upcoming sculpture. Before leaving the studio, she notes her plan on the shared calendar, hoping that Haruto, who usually forgets his own appointments, might make use of it. However, Haruto rarely checks the calendar due to his disorganized nature. Lakshmi notices Amara's entry in the calendar and, eager to learn from her more experienced colleague, decides to follow her in secret to the gallery. 

While at the gallery, Amara runs into an old friend, Yuto, who is intrigued by her description of the shared studio space. Without Amara knowing, Yuto decides to pay a surprise visit to the studio later that day to see her work environment. Lakshmi, who quietly observes all this, returns to the studio before Amara and Yuto arrive. She does not mention to Haruto about Amara's chance encounter with Yuto or about Yuto's intended visit, since she is unsure how Haruto would feel about a stranger entering their space.

Unexpectedly, Haruto decides to check the calendar for the first time in weeks. He notices Amara's gallery visit but sees no mention of Yuto or his planned visit. Haruto leaves the studio before Amara returns, unaware of Yuto's intentions. Shortly after, Yuto arrives at the studio looking for Amara, leaving Lakshmi in a difficult position as she has to explain Yuto's sudden appearance to Haruto later.

Given this situation involving Haruto, Amara, Lakshmi, and the visitor Yuto, consider what each of them knows about the day's events and each other's intentions by the end of the day.
Haruto, at the day's end, is aware only of Amara's intention to visit the gallery, as noted in the shared calendar. He is oblivious to both Lakshmi following Amara and Yuto's unexpected visit to the studio since he left before these events occurred and Lakshmi had not communicated this information to him.

Amara knows about her plan and carrying it out, but she remains unaware that Lakshmi followed her to the gallery and that Yuto intends to visit the studio, as she was not privy to the conversation between Lakshmi and Yuto. Her understanding is limited to her own actions and plans for the day without any knowledge of the unintended sequence of events.

Lakshmi, meanwhile, possesses the most comprehensive understanding of the day's events. She is aware of Amara's schedule from the calendar, her own decision to secretly follow Amara to the gallery, the chance meeting between Amara and Yuto, and Yuto's subsequent decision to visit the studio. Furthermore, she knows of Haruto's usual unawareness of the shared calendar and his absence when Yuto visited, although she may not be aware that Haruto checked the calendar on this particular day.

Yuto, for his part, knows of his impromptu decision to visit the studio to surprise Amara and his encounter with her at the gallery. He does not know about Lakshmi secretly following Amara or Haruto's lack of awareness regarding his intended visit. 

By day's end, each individual's knowledge of the others' actions and intentions is varied and incomplete, with Haruto having minimal knowledge of the actual events, Amara being unaware of the visit that never materialized during her presence, Lakshmi having a near-complete picture, and Yuto only knowing his own actions and intentions with no insight into the dynamics of the other three characters' day.