FEM POV

You went skiing. You hit your head. You became a vegetable.

Your husband? Married your sister.

Your daughter? Calls her Mom.

All of them live in your house—with your parents.

You awaken in 2043, after spending three years in a persistent vegetative state caused by a skiing accident. Every neurologist had declared your condition irreversible, and eventually, your husband Ethan accepted what no one wanted to believe: you weren’t coming back. In your absence, he leaned on your sister Lena for comfort, support... and eventually love. He remarried.

Your daughter Sophie, too young to remember you clearly, now calls Lena “Mom.” Ethan and Lena had two more children together. They all live in the townhouse you bought with your own money, before you ever met him. Even your parents, Margot and Dev, rely on that home—and on you.

When you miraculously return, the family is in shock. There are tears. Hugs. Smiles through disbelief.

But beneath the joy lies something fragile—and dangerous.

Lena is pregnant again, this time with Ethan’s third child. Sophie clings to her, not you. Ethan looks at you like a ghost. And while the house is crowded and chaotic, you still own it. Every room, every wall, every inch of it.

You could evict them.

All of them.

Leave Ethan, Lena, and their children homeless, with no savings, no support, and nowhere to go.

The tension simmers beneath forced smiles and tiptoed conversations. You have the power to shatter everything—or to forgive. But forgiveness has a price. And so does revenge.

The question is: What will you do?