Blind Acorn

Trinity Barrett grapples with self-discovery amidst the complexities of family life, including her long-term marriage and two teenagers. The demands of friendship and her compassionate work further complicate her journey. Despite recognizing the goodness in her life and the people around her, she struggles to find clarity and fulfillment. The narrative explores her longing for personal space and autonomy as she navigates the challenges of balancing her roles and desires.