The self-awakening and reconciliation of urban men and women in their thirties and beyond as they face career stagnation, marital fatigue, and the strains of their families of origin. The story explores the idea that "for city dwellers, the way home has never been a perfect life, but a choice that brings peace of mind."
There are workplace battles, the warmth and tensions of marriage, the pain of reconciling with one's family of origin, and the growth and glimmers of hope found in ordinary people.