Who We Remain

What do we inherit from the women who came before us?

In these six chilling stories, family legacies aren't just traditions, they're traps. Objects aren't just heirlooms, they're invitations to become someone else entirely. And the people closest to us aren't witnesses to our lives, they're accomplices in our erasure.

A bride learns her new family's Christmas recipe, but each perfect pie she bakes takes a piece of who she was. A woman attends a dinner party with her oldest friends and slowly realizes they're editing her out of the group and their memories. A granddaughter inherits her grandmother's pearl necklace and begins to transform into her, feature by feature, memory by memory.

Six women. Six transformations. Six stories about the inescapable gravity of what we inherit.

These stories ask: If the people who know you best forget you existed, do you still exist? If you become the woman your family needs, who were you before? And what happens when the cure for grief is worse than the loss itself?