David's People

The narrative centers on Christina's long journey of uncovering David's past, which he himself knows little about. After meeting him forty-three years ago, she learns he was adopted at eight and has limited memories from his early childhood. For two decades, Christina diligently researches his history, grappling with the emotional weight of the revelations. After holding onto this knowledge for another ten years, she finally decides to share David's story with the world, highlighting themes of identity, memory, and the impact of the past.