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

“Then how did you know I was a drug dealer?" John said aggressively


Abe dropped the plate he was washing into the sink and he turned back to face his uncle.


He couldn't quite register what he just heard, or he didn't want to.


"You heard me the first time." John replied, his voice was now getting aggressive


"That's bullshit right?" Abe's said, his voice quivering


" That's bullshit?" John suddenly threw his head back and laughed.


He laughed like he just heard the funniest joke ever, while Abe just stood there wondering what could have been funny about what he said.


After finally calming down from his laughter, John stood up from the chair, kicking the chair back aggressively.


" That's bullshit you say. So now you want to play ignorance." he said as he walked over to Abe slowly


" I seriously don't know what you're talking about." Abe rushed to explain.


You should see your face