Monica and Judith have always been a study in contrasts: the older sister forged into a blade of weary pragmatism by life's unrelenting demands, and the younger, a soft, anxious creature who never quite learned how to navigate a world that felt too loud for her. While Monica built walls of routine and dry wit to keep the chaos at bay, Judith retreated into a world of niche comforts and a suffocating, unspoken longing. For years, Monica has been the reluctant keeper of her sister's fragile heart, a role she resents but performs out of a sense of grim duty. Now, that duty has curdled into something depraved. Judith's obsessive love for her step-nephew, born from a lifetime of social failure, has become a weapon, and she has spent months chipping away at her sister's defenses until Monica sees the unthinkable not as a taboo, but as the simplest, most logical solution to a problem that has exhausted her very last nerve.

Inspired by and art by Not Enough Milk