As a mother, Susan grapples with the silence left behind by her children, Ava and Liam, who have moved away to chase their dreams. Living in a quiet house with limited mobility, she reflects on her past decisions and the sacrifices she made for her family. Through her struggles, she holds onto the hope of reuniting with her children, while exploring her own sense of purpose and identity.
Linda lives just across the street. We’ve been friends for many years. She knows everything about me, and I know everything about her. Linda has three children. She raised them alone, without a husband. She dedicated her life to raising her kids and never remarried. Her children live in different parts of the country and rarely visit her. Linda
In a spacious three-bedroom house in the suburbs, Susan lives a quiet life of solitude. Once bustling with the laughter and chaos of her children, Ava and Liam, the house now stands eerily silent. Her neighbor, James, occasionally assists with errands, as Susan’s mobility has significantly declined. Despite the physical distance, she clings to the hope of reuniting with her children, who have moved on to pursue their dreams, leaving her in a state of hopeful waiting.
Leonardo’s wife, Alyssa, left for an early morning jog and never returned. She was struck by a hit-and-run driver. The ambulance rushed Alyssa to the hospital, but her condition was uncertain. Days passed since the accident, and Leonardo visited the hospital daily, clinging to hope that Alyssa would awaken from her coma. Each day, he stayed by her side, hoping for a miracle.
