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Out of Sight
Mira goes out to seek quiet and peace, but happens upon a random and surreal meeting with Sari who is her exact opposite. This will bring her to re-examine those aspects of herself from which she is trying to hide.
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Mira goes out to seek quiet and peace, but happens upon a random and surreal meeting with Sari who is her exact opposite. This will bring her to re-examine those aspects of herself from which she is trying to hide.
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