Her Father's Daughter

Alice navigates the challenges of early adulthood, yearning for independence while grappling with her parents' overwhelming love and concern. As she strives to establish her own identity through career choices and relationships, she becomes increasingly aware of the invisible ties that bind her to her family's fears, particularly her father's intense anxiety about her safety. The story explores the tension between personal growth and familial expectations, raising questions about the nature of love and protection.