During a simple attempt to warm his children, the warmth in Abdulmalik's tent turned into a disaster. The tent burned down, melting away years of toil, bedding, clothes, and even small memories. The family survived, but they left with nothing. Now they live with relatives in a tent barely big enough to hold their breath, with no privacy, no comfort, and no real shelter. The father works as much as he can, but work doesn't satisfy hunger or buy necessities, so the family is forced to live in debt. But there is a chance...to be a home for them when it burns down, to be a backbone in the absence of support.