The Daughters

The narrative revolves around a family shrouded in mystery and conflicting truths regarding the death of the mother. The protagonist grapples with their father's assertion that their mother committed suicide, while their sister vehemently disputes this claim. As the story unfolds, themes of grief, trust, and the search for truth emerge, leading to an exploration of family dynamics and the impact of loss on personal identity. The tension between the siblings highlights differing perspectives on trauma and memory.