On the occasion of their father's death, the four women of the family gather to prepare his funeral. Mother, daughter, aunt, sister. Each carries her own share of this loss, her own version of the story.

Within the charged rooms of the family home, their memories will come alive, intertwine, and also clash, highlighting the gap between memory and truth.

The painful coming of age brought by the loss of a parent, the passage of time that marks bodies and relationships, and the unseen roots that define us become the center of a multifaceted narrative about what we inherit and what we choose to leave behind.

A tender yet harsh novel that explores the concept of return, the difficulty of farewell, grief and forgiveness, as well as the solidity of memory as a fundamental building block of life.