THE SPACE BETWEEN US

Evelyn, a woman in her late twenties, has spent her life grappling with a sense of displacement and emotional turmoil. Struggling with physical tremors that she cannot control, she faces the daily challenge of navigating a life she feels disconnected from. Her journey begins with the return of her estranged father, who, after years of silence and absence, reaches out in an attempt to make amends.

As Evelyn tries to make sense of her past and her father's apology, she uncovers a deep family secret-a journal left by her mother, revealing the complexity of her mother's decision to leave and the inner turmoil she endured. This discovery leads Evelyn to a painful realization: her mother's abandonment wasn't out of malice, but out of her own struggle with the life she had built.

With the emotional weight of the past threatening to keep her trapped, Evelyn is forced to confront her unresolved feelings toward both of her parents. She must choose whether to open herself up to the possibility of healing, both in her relationships with them and with herself. Throughout this process, Evelyn learns that healing is not a linear path, but one that requires vulnerability, courage, and the willingness to embrace uncertainty.

As Evelyn slowly takes control of her own life and her emotional well-being, she finds that reconciliation with her father is possible-but only if she's willing to let go of old pain and accept that forgiveness doesn't mean erasing the past, but learning from it. Through this journey, Evelyn begins to find the freedom to live fully in the present, no longer defined by past hurts.