You'd Be Home Now

The narrative centers on Emory's emotional journey as she grapples with her brother Joey's opioid addiction, brought to light by a tragic car accident. In a community that turns a blind eye to their struggles, Emory fights to support Joey's recovery while seeking her own voice amidst the silence. Themes of family, addiction, and the quest for understanding intertwine as she navigates the challenges of advocating for both her brother and herself.