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When their father's diagnosis forces estranged sisters Bea and Colette back under the same roof for the first time in eleven years, the house is smaller than either of them remembered — and so, it turns out, is the reason they stopped speaking.
“We had eleven years of silence and about eleven days to undo it.”
“I didn't forgive her. I just ran out of room to keep being angry in this house.”
“Some families heal in speeches. Ours healed doing dishes, mostly in silence.”
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