One day. One teenage girl. One shrinking list of choices.
Mariam is sixteen. She lives in Kabul. She still keeps a biology textbook under her pillow, still teases her brother about geography, still writes to her future self at the back of a notebook.
She also can't go to secondary school. Or walk to the clinic without asking. Or meet her friends in most of the places she used to know.
You'll spend one day with her. Every important moment gives you exactly three choices. There isn't always a right one.