Amira Duynhouwer

Jay must conquer pride and tradition to accept stepdaughter Stacey.

Jay, an Indian woman that has been married for over thirty years, has spent fourteen years ignoring the thing that has been tearing up her marriage. Jay’s husband cheated on her and had a daughter with someone else. And now, said daughter, Stacey, is at their doorstep — wanting to get to know him. Ever the pragmatist, Jay’s husband leaves the women to their own devices while he goes off to work.This infuriates Jay, alienating Stacey in the proces. Will tradition and a deep sense of betrayal be able to make way for a new addition the family?