In this delightfully absurd short comedy from director Freddie Ives, a young woman named Sarah (played by Amelia Graham) finds her quiet, orderly life turned upside down when she inherits an unexpected and rather unusual pet: a tortoise named Billy (played by Billy the Tortoise in a scene-stealing performance). Far from a simple shell-dweller, Billy possesses a surprisingly mischievous personality and a knack for causing playful chaos wherever he goes. As Sarah struggles to adapt to her new, slow-moving but endlessly disruptive roommate, her well-meaning but eccentric family, including her overbearing mother Maureen (played by Maureen Ainsworth) and bumbling father Joseph (played by Joseph Ainsworth), offer their own unsolicited and often ridiculous advice. With the help of her quirky friends Poppy (played by Poppy Ashbrook) and Sebastian (played by Sebastian Nevitt), Sarah embarks on a frantic quest to find a way to coexist with her reptilian housemate. Blending slapstick humor with heartwarming moments, this six-minute romp explores the unexpected bonds that form when we step out of our own shells and embrace life's most unpredictable surprises.