Sophie spends twelve idyllic years cherishing her wealthy adoptive parents and three doting older brothers, until their biological daughter resurfaces with malicious envy. Systematically framed for petty offenses and abandoned by relatives who choose convenient lies over loyalty, Sophie reaches a point of total emotional exhaustion on her eighteenth birthday.
To settle any perceived familial debt, she signs away her legal status and volunteers for an experimental cryogenic hibernation initiative, gifting her corneas to her blind brother before climbing into cold stasis. Thirty years later, she wakes without a single recollection, leaving elderly siblings drowning in irredeemable tears.
