All my insignificant sorrows. Taves M.

The sisters of Elfrid and Jolandi have been very close since childhood, but were always very different. Jolandi lives a completely ordinary life: husband, divorce, husband, two children, nothing unusual, and Elfrid became an outstanding pianist, married a good man, but she suffers from severe depression all her conscious life. And then one day she asks her sister to take her to Switzerland so that she would make her euthanasia there, because she no longer wants to live.

Then a difficult question faces a younger sister. Which is better: forcibly hold a loved one among the living or with your own hands to help him leave. But how can you make such a choice?