Fours Crossing

After her mother's passing, thirteen-year-old Melissa finds herself in a new and unfamiliar environment, moving in with her grandmother in a small town. The transition is tough, compounded by her grief and the strange dynamics of living with a relative she barely knows. As she navigates her sadness, she begins to form connections with the local community and discovers a newfound sense of belonging.

Throughout her journey, Melissa also confronts the complexities of her family history and the impact of her mother's legacy. In this slow unraveling of her past, she learns about resilience and the healing power of friendship, ultimately leading her toward self-discovery and acceptance.