A group of young women, bored and disillusioned with the routines of adulthood, begin gathering in secret to cook, eat, and reclaim a sense of freedom through shared excess and rebellion. What starts as playful escape from expectation slowly evolves into something more intense, as the boundaries between liberation and destruction begin to blur.

As their gatherings grow more ritualistic and emotionally charged, questions of control, identity, and appetite—both literal and emotional—start to surface. The act of eating becomes a language for frustration, desire, and resistance.

A darkly atmospheric novel about friendship, embodiment, and the quiet rage of women trying to take up space in a world that constantly tells them to shrink.