Sometimes the Girl

Holiday, an eighteen-year-old navigating the turbulence of adolescence, finds herself grappling with the emotional aftermath of her brother's recent suicide. As she attempts to piece together the fragments of her shattered world, the burdens of grief and confusion weigh heavily upon her.

In her quest for understanding and clarity, Holiday seeks to discover who she truly is beyond the tragedy that has defined her recent past. With each step, she confronts the complexities of her relationships, the shadows of her brother's legacy, and the tender threads of hope that slowly emerge, guiding her toward healing and self-acceptance.