Birthday Reconciliation
On Ava's birthday, Arthur attempts to reconcile with his estranged mother, Cecilia, by reminding her of their shared past and presenting a cherished storybook she used to read to them. Despite Cecilia's initial coldness, Ava's kindness persuades her to allow Arthur to stay for the birthday celebration.Will Cecilia truly forgive Arthur, or is this just a temporary truce for Ava's sake?
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