One of the greatest fears of a human being is to discover that someone has penetrated into his thoughts. No more secrets, no more unphotogenic feelings. exposed to the sun. Brachi feels terrible when she inflicts all this on Geeta, her older and unloving sister, and reads her life diaries from cover to cover. She soothes her conscience by saying that heaven dwellers like Geeta are apparently not interested in such trifles. A deadly attack leaves Gita's six children orphans. Open diaries reveal to my knees the secrets of her childhood. An abandoned toddler looks at her with big eyes from the back of grandma's empty house. Rolling among strangers, moving in astonishment between anger and understanding. Discovering the Sudan of seventeen years of painful distance. In a parallel world she runs around with her older sister Malka among the questions that Gita left behind. They travel to the end of the country to clear her name, but dormant affairs are constantly awakening. Cheating or falsely accused? When reality turns impossibly upside down, no one can be sure of anything anymore.