Julia De Roubigné

The protagonist grapples with the complexities of returning to their homeland after a challenging departure from Spain. Faced with the chaotic legacy left by an uncle, they initially dread the task ahead but find it more manageable than expected. As they navigate their responsibilities, they reflect on their disdain for the superficiality of their countrymen, yet discover an unexpected charm in their ways that softens their critical stance. The narrative explores themes of identity, familial duty, and the tension between personal values and cultural connections.