Turnabout

Caught off guard by an unexpected call, the protagonist finds herself reluctantly heading back to her hometown to support her father’s faltering letterpress business. With a life meticulously crafted in the city and aspirations that overshadow her past, this unplanned detour disrupts her carefully laid plans. Memories flood back as she steps into the familiar yet changed surroundings of her childhood, filled with nostalgia but also a sense of unease about her choices.

As she navigates the complexities of returning home, she discovers that the letterpress shop is more than just a place of work; it’s a vessel of family history, creativity, and connection. The warmth of community and the untold stories woven into the fabric of the town challenge her views on success and fulfillment. The weight of her father's expectations rests heavily on her shoulders, forcing her to confront her own aspirations and the path she’s chosen.

Amidst the chaos of running the shop, unexpected encounters begin to stir feelings she thought she had left behind. As she learns to embrace the beauty of the craft and the relationships that surround it, she navigates a journey of rediscovery. In doing so, she not only finds a way to help her family but also unearths her true self hidden beneath the layers of ambition and self-doubt.