Mom it was dad

When her twin sister dies from an overdose, everything falls apart.
The house becomes a haunted place filled with memories no one wants to face.
The family moves away, desperate to escape the pain they refuse to understand.

While unpacking the last boxes, the surviving twin finds a hidden notebook.
Just an old, worn-out journal... until she opens it.

Inside, she uncovers the hell her sister lived through in silence:
incest, harassment, manipulation, threats, family denial, humiliating questions from the police, the depression that slowly killed her, the medication she relied on, and the paranoia that consumed her.

She tried to speak.
She tried to get help.
But no one believed her.

In the final pages, her sister left one last wish:

"If you're reading this, it means I didn't survive.
Don't let my story die with me.
Publish it. For me. For the ones who were never heard."

Broken, guilty, but determined, the surviving twin decides to do what her sister never had the chance to do:
tell the truth. All of it. And give a voice to the girls who were silenced.

A raw, haunting, and necessary story
about incest, harassment, psychological violence,
and the fight of those who were never listened to.