Little bird hearts. Lloyd-Barlow V.

Sandey lives in a small town. It is difficult for her to communicate with people, so she is looking for clues on how to conduct conversations and receive guests, in the reference to etiquette and Sicilian folklore. She has close relationships with her daughter, but Dolly is already sixteen, she is about to spill out of the nest, and Sandei worries about it in advance. When the glamorous London pair of Vita and Rollo, which disarms its charm, settles nearby, her anxiety only increases. Dolly is more and more often lingering from their guests, forgetting to warn the mother, she shares his secrets less and less, he behaves more strangely. Sandey is more and more worried about the question: what lies behind the facade of the beautiful life of the London couple?

This is a piercing story about parenthood, loneliness and that the price of trust between people is always high.