Abandoned by his grieving father who unjustly blames him for their mother's death, a young boy finds refuge in the unwavering love of his sister. Despite the shadows of guilt looming over him, she becomes his anchor, urging him to resist the label of a monster. 
The breaking point arrives when his father casts him out, compelling him to seek sanctuary with his  uncle in another city. 
As the boy grapples with the scars of his past, this poignant journey unfolds, exploring themes of love, self exploration and some sexual encounters with unexpected women.

Just like a dream

Abe's eyes snapped open, he stared at the ceiling as he slowly filtered out the nightmare out of his memories. 


Cold air blew out of the air conditioner onto his face, the rest of his body was covered under the duvet.


He wondered how he hadn't roughed everything up while sleeping.


The nightmare was new, and was different in so many ways. Though it was cruelly repetitive like some he had before, it was still different.


Abe couldn't pinpoint how it was different, and he wasn't going to dwell on it.


He groaned as he tossed the duvet aside, finally getting up  from the bed. He adjusted his morning wood in his boxers, his bladder ached. 


He pulled the curtains aside as he walked to the bathroom, letting the rays of the sun into the room.


After emptying his bladder, washing his face, and brushing his teeth, Abe walked out of the bathroom.


He switched off the air conditioner as he walked up to the wardrobe.


He picked out some sports wear and put them on.


Just a day