The Water's Lovely

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The story revolves around Ismay, who has harbored doubts about her sister Heather's involvement in their stepfather's drowning, deemed an accident by the police nine years prior. As Heather enters a new relationship, Ismay is forced to confront her suppressed memories and the unsettling possibility that her sister may have played a role in the tragedy. This psychological exploration delves into themes of family loyalty, guilt, and the haunting nature of unresolved past events.