10 Days to the End.

Summary

The narrator grapples with feelings of longing for companionship while feeling unworthy of love due to a troubled past. Despite a connection with Little Sun, she rejects his advances, believing her emotional baggage would be unfair to him. As she prepares to attend her brother's wedding, she reflects on her estranged family and the pain of her childhood. The journey back to her village is fraught with anxiety, as she fears judgment from the villagers who see her as a failure. The narrative explores themes of loneliness, familial obligation, and the struggle for self-acceptance amidst societal expectations.

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