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Follow a powerful story where relationships are tested, hidden truths are revealed, and lives change forever. From romantic moments to shocking surprises, this drama keeps you engaged from beginning to end.
Featuring stories about CEO, billionaire lifestyles, family connections, and life-changing decisions, this movie delivers strong emotions and unforgettable scenes.
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00:00After I died, everyone realized the countdown above my sister's head was mine.
00:05Everyone in the pack could see the death mark above my sister's head.
00:09They all knew.
00:10She would die on her 20th birthday.
00:12We were twins, wearing the same face.
00:15And yet, only she had that countdown hanging over her.
00:18So Stella became the most precious person in our household.
00:22The good snacks were hers.
00:23The pretty dresses were hers.
00:25Even the bedtime stories mom and dad told belonged to her.
00:28I pitied her.
00:30And I resented her for having all of it.
00:32Then, her 20th birthday finally arrived.
00:36Afraid I would cause trouble, my parents locked me in the storage room.
00:40They had forgotten I'd been sick for a week.
00:43Mom, let me out!
00:44My head really hurts!
00:46That's enough.
00:47Your sister is dying today.
00:49Can't you manage for just one day?
00:52But I feel terrible.
00:55Outside, the entire pack had gathered around the house.
00:58Keeping silent vigil.
01:00From somewhere deep in the woods came the sound of howling.
01:03The clan sending Stella off.
01:06In the storage room, my wolf was fading with me.
01:40My body went suddenly weightless.
01:42Through the old wooden door, I could see the warm glow of the living room lights.
01:47Mom and dad were pressed close to Stella on the couch.
01:49Mom, dad, is Ivy really okay?
01:54I heard her say her head hurt.
01:57Don't worry about her.
01:58Exactly.
01:59She's not really sick.
02:01She's just putting it on for sympathy.
02:03Stella pressed her lips together and said nothing more.
02:06But the crease in her brow only deepened.
02:08I knew.
02:09She'd always felt she owed me something.
02:12For as long as either of us could remember, every bit of warmth in that house had been piled onto
02:17her.
02:17We were born on the same day, but we might as well have grown up in two different worlds.
02:22I had to watch and wait even for a bowl of hot vegetable soup, let alone new clothes or new
02:28toys.
02:28I was an adult now, but as thin as a 15-year-old.
02:32But Stella would always sneak her snacks and new clothes to me.
02:36Whenever mom and dad came down on me, she was always the first one to step in.
02:40She always said, Ivy, I'm sorry.
02:44It's because of me that you get treated this way.
02:46But our parents saw it differently.
02:48Right now, in fact, have you already forgotten what happened on your 18th birthday?
02:52Stella's 18th birthday.
02:54That was the day our family, against all habit, splurged on a cream cake.
02:59Mom had lit the candles with careful, trembling hands.
03:03Dad held up the old camera he'd had for years,
03:05trying to capture one of the few birthdays Stella would ever have.
03:09I watched from behind the door.
03:11The candlelight caught Stella's face.
03:13She closed her eyes to make a wish.
03:15My parents blinked hard against their tears.
03:18And then I ran out.
03:20Maybe I just couldn't bear losing the one person who'd always been gentle with me.
03:24I grabbed the cake and overturned it.
03:26Cream smeared across the floor.
03:28I don't want to see you throwing her a birthday party!
03:31I still remember the look on my parents' faces.
03:34Stop! Dad, stop hitting her!
03:37It's my fault!
03:39This is my fault!
03:42That night, Stella crept into my room and pressed a small piece of chocolate into my palm,
03:47one she'd been saving away.
03:49There was a red welt on her wrist from where a chair had caught her when she got between us.
03:55Ivy, I'm sorry.
03:57I was already dead, staring dumbly at my own transparent fingers.
04:02The storage room door was still shut and saw myself, curled among the clutter inside.
04:07My death had come before Stella's countdown memory came flooding back.
04:11When I was very small, before I knew the countdown to Stella's death had already begun, I had truly hated
04:18her.
04:18There was only one piece of candy in the house.
04:21It was Stella's.
04:22The only apple got sliced in two.
04:24The bigger half for Stella, the smaller for me.
04:27New clothes always went to Stella first.
04:30By the time they reached me, they were worn thin and patched over patches.
04:34Bedtime stories, too.
04:36Hers.
04:36I would crouch outside the door with my arms around my knees.
04:40Why couldn't they read one to me, too?
04:42One summer when I was five, a neighbor brought over a chicken.
04:46At dinner, Mom carefully lifted both drumsticks and placed them in Stella's bowl.
04:51Why does Stella get both drumsticks?
04:53I want some, too!
04:55I want some, too!
04:56Ivy!
04:57What is wrong with you?
04:58Don't you know Stella isn't well?
05:00Don't you...
05:02Don't you know...
05:03Stella...
05:04I didn't know.
05:05All I knew was that Stella's face was always pale.
05:09Why don't you just die?
05:11Give me back all my things!
05:15Let her learn.
05:17Let her understand what she can and cannot say.
05:20Fifteen more years.
05:21The next morning, I eavesdropped on my parents talking...
05:24I know.
05:25Mom's voice was wet with crying.
05:30That was the moment I understood.
05:32Stella was really going to die.
05:34That number above her head, visible to every wolf in the pack, was her death mark.
05:39Now, Mom and Dad guided Stella back to her room.
05:44Maybe...
05:44Maybe we should let Ivy out.
05:46Let her wait a little longer.
05:49After Stella goes, we'll make it up to her.
05:51We will.
05:54He walked to the kitchen, took a small piece of bread from the cupboard, and carried it toward where I
05:59was.
06:00I...
06:27Ivy.
06:29Here, eat something.
06:30Don't let yourself go hungry.
06:33I don't know.
06:34I don't know.
06:34I'm right here. I'm dead. Please go inside and check on me.
06:39Ivy?
06:39I reached out to touch his face.
06:43Fine. Still pouting.
06:46Just stay in there a bit longer and stop making a fuss.
06:49Once Stella's gone, Dad will make it up to you.
06:53I promise.
06:57It's alright, Dad. You don't need to make anything up to me.
07:01You never will get the chance.
07:04Then came a faint sound from the living room.
07:06I wanted to see Stella.
07:08Where's Ivy?
07:10Ivy is... she's sulking.
07:12I put her in the storage room to think things over.
07:15You did what?
07:17You locked Ivy in the storage room?
07:23Ivy is your daughter, too!
07:25Yes, I know Stella's had a cruel fate since birth, that terrible death mark.
07:30I know you grieve for her.
07:31But what about Ivy?
07:33Is Ivy's life worth nothing?
07:36They were born on the same day.
07:38What has she ever been given?
07:41Mom, I never meant to...
07:43Night fell.
07:44Stella's door stayed closed.
07:46Never mind.
07:47She put her lips close to the gap.
07:50Never mind.
07:51Ivy, Grandma's right here with you.
07:54Don't...
07:54Something's wrong.
07:55What?
07:56Mom didn't understand, and stepped forward to cross the threshold.
07:59He said it in a hush, like something fragile might break.
08:03Dad put a hand out and stopped her.
08:06Wait.
08:07He stood in the doorway without moving.
08:09Stella leaned around Mom.
08:12Ivy, can you hear me?
08:13Sister's okay.
08:16Sister's not gonna die.
08:20In the corner, my body didn't move.
08:23There was no rise and fall of breath.
08:25The smile on Mom's face went rigid.
08:27Ivy.
08:32No!
08:33No, that's not right.
08:34Be right, that can't be right.
08:56Dad dropped to his knees beside me.
08:58He reached toward my face, checking for breath.
09:00Linda.
09:02Come feel.
09:04Just come and feel.
09:06Mom sat on the floor and didn't move.
09:08One second, two, three.
09:10That's not possible.
09:12She was pounding on that door yesterday.
09:14I heard her.
09:14Stella stood in the doorway with one hand braced on the frame.
09:19She watched it all happen and went white,
09:21all the way to nothing.
09:23Her mouth opened.
09:24No sound.
09:26Grandma grabbed the door frame to steady herself.
09:29Dad finally raised his head.
09:31He looked at Mom and his voice came apart.
09:33Linda.
09:35Tell me she just fainted.
09:37Tell me she's gonna wake up.
09:45She scrambled up and threw herself down beside me.
09:49Ivy, wake up.
09:51Mommy's here.
09:52Mommy's right here.
09:54Open your eyes.
09:55Mama will make you a steak.
09:57Mama will buy you a dress.
09:59We'll go to the amusement park you always wanted to go.
10:02We'll go right now, this very second.
10:04You're scaring me, Ivy.
10:06Mama was wrong.
10:08Mama never should have locked you in there.
10:10Mama knows that.
10:11Dad, just open your eyes.
10:13Yell at me.
10:15Hit me.
10:16Do anything you want of me.
10:17Just open your eyes.
10:19Dad pressed his fingers to my neck again.
10:21Held them there for a long time.
10:25She's gone.
10:27Ivy is gone.
10:30The hand Stella had on the door frame was shaking.
10:33Her whole body was.
10:36When Stella came to, it was already noon.
10:39Mom sat at the edge of the bed, eyes swollen, nearly shut.
10:43You're okay, Stella.
10:44You're alright.
10:45Stella looked at the ceiling for a long time.
10:47Where's Ivy?
10:48Mom's tears came again.
10:50Ivy, she...
10:51Mom couldn't get the rest out.
10:53Stella sat up and threw back the covers.
10:56Stella, don't.
10:57You just fainted.
10:58You need to stay.
11:00Where is she?
11:02Where is Ivy?
11:03Ivy!
11:05In the living room, your father is with her.
11:08Stella pulled free and ran.
11:11In the living room, Dad was still on the floor with me in his arms.
11:15He'd stopped crying.
11:16He just sat there, his eyes not focusing on anything.
11:20Stella stopped in the middle of the room.
11:22She looked at Dad.
11:23She looked at me.
11:24She stood very still.
11:33She looked at me.
11:43She looked at me.
12:14Stella's tears finally came.
12:16Dad, look at me. I'm Stella.
12:19He looked at her for a long time.
12:22Ivy's fever broke. She'll wake up soon.
12:24Dad, she's dead. Ivy is dead. Can you hear me? She's gone.
12:31He pulled me tighter.
12:33Stop saying that! Get out! Get out. Let Ivy sleep.
12:39Stella sat down on the floor and put her face in her hands and couldn't breathe.
12:52Grandma came out of the kitchen carrying a cup of water.
12:55She knelt in front of Dad and held it out.
12:59Drink something.
13:00He didn't take it. She set the cup on the floor.
13:03Let go, Frank. Let her lie down.
13:06He was choking on it.
13:07Mom.
13:08His hands shook, but he held on.
13:10She's not dead. She's only...
13:12She's dead.
13:12Frank, your daughter is dead. You kept her in that room all day. She was sick. She died. She died.
13:20No. No. I just wanted her to be quiet for a bit. I didn't want her disturbing Stella. I didn't
13:25know she was sick. I didn't know.
13:28You knew.
13:28Grandma's voice was heavy with it.
13:30She called out. She said her head hurt. You heard her. Linda heard her. You just decided not to believe
13:37it.
13:37Mom came running from the hallway and collapsed at Grandma's feet.
13:41I'm so sorry. Hit me. I'm the one who killed her.
13:49Grandma looked at the three of them. Linda on the floor. Frank shattered. Stella against the wall. She raised her
13:56head.
13:57She could see me?
13:59But she looked away just as quickly. She pressed her cheek to my forehead and closed her eyes.
14:05One tear, burning hot, fell onto my face.
14:12The sound of crying drew the neighbors.
14:14Karen pushed the door open and looked at Grandma holding me, then at my parents and Stella on the floor.
14:21All this weeping. Don't tell me it's actually...
14:23Get out. Get out of this house!
14:27Karen stepped back, but her curiosity won.
14:30It's Stella. Well, what a cruel thing fate is. Poor Ivy will be left all alone now.
14:36That isn't Stella.
14:38Grandma's voice cut through the room. Mom was on her feet. She went for Karen's face.
14:43Say one more word and I'll tear your mouth off!
14:47I'm just saying what's true. It was always supposed to Stella.
14:50Your whole family lived like it was Stella. Best of everything for Stella.
14:54And now the one who dies isn't the one who was supposed to and the one who wasn't supposed to...
14:57Shut up!
14:57Stella's voice ripped across the room. She was on her feet, right in front of Karen.
15:02Don't you say another word about my sister. Not one word.
15:08Karen went quiet. She grabbed her bag and left.
15:16And she can't if I'll tell her if I could
16:16Ivy is dead.
16:17You locked her in that room with your own hands.
16:20How long are you going to keep doing this to yourself?
16:25Mom sank to the floor, hands over her face.
16:28The kind of crying that takes everything.
16:30I'm so sorry, Ivy.
16:33Dad was on his knees, driving his forehead into the floor over and over.
16:38A dull fudding sound.
16:39His forehead was bleeding.
16:41Dad, stop.
16:44It was me.
16:46It's all my fault.
16:48Grandma watched them.
16:50She closed her eyes.
16:52I'm going to buy burial clothes.
16:56Mom!
16:57She said and walked toward the door.
16:59Don't take her, please.
17:01Don't take Ivy.
17:03Grandma looked down at him.
17:04Let go.
17:06Mom, please.
17:08Let go.
17:28My funeral was a simple thing.
17:30A small plain coffin.
17:32A burial dress Grandma brought back from town.
17:35I had never worn anything so fine.
17:37The fabric was soft.
17:39A pale blush pink.
17:40Tiny flowers stitched at the collar.
17:42Grandma dressed me slowly, carefully.
17:45Mom tried to help.
17:46Grandma sent her out of the room.
17:48You don't get to touch her.
17:50Her voice was flat and cold.
17:52Mom stood in the doorway with her face in her hands.
17:55Dad knelt in front of the coffin.
17:56Stella sat in the corner with her arms around her knees, eyes swollen to slits.
18:01She hadn't spoken since that morning.
18:03She just looked at me in my pink dress.
18:06On the day of burial, it rained.
18:08Fine, dense needles of rain that pricked the skin.
18:11Mom threw herself at the coffin and tried to climb in.
18:15Don't go, Mommy will come with you.
18:17Several relatives pulled her back.
18:20She fought them.
18:21Her voice wrecked past recognition.
18:23Dad knelt before the grave and put his head to the earth.
18:26Again and again.
18:27After the funeral, Grandma took my ashes.
18:31Where are you taking her?
18:33Dad stepped into her path.
18:35Home.
18:37Holding the urn against her chest.
18:39Mom rushed over and grabbed for it.
18:41No!
18:42Ivy is my daughter.
18:43She stays with me.
18:45I want to be with her.
18:46I want to look after her.
18:48Every day.
18:49And do you deserve that?
18:50Grandma looked at her without flinching.
18:53Linda, what does any of this mean now?
18:56When Ivy was alive, did you give her a single good day?
18:59Mom went slack.
19:01She sat on the ground and wept.
19:02I want to make it up to her.
19:04Make it up to her?
19:06Grandma's laugh was short and bitter.
19:08She's dead, Linda.
19:09How exactly do you plan to do that?
19:12I am telling you right now, Ivy's ashes are not staying here.
19:16You don't deserve to have them.
19:18Mom!
19:19Dad was on his knees.
19:20Please, leave her with us.
19:23We understand what we did.
19:25We'll do better.
19:26Do better?
19:27Grandma's voice was shaking now.
19:28There is no more doing better.
19:30Ivy is gone.
19:32She died because of what you chose to do.
19:35Frank?
19:36Linda?
19:36You will carry that for the rest of your lives and there is no way to put it down.
19:41She turned and walked.
19:42Mom!
19:43Mom!
19:43They went after her, both of them, and she pushed them away.
19:46Get back!
19:47She was shouting now, her eyes red.
19:50Don't touch my granddaughter.
19:52You gave up that right.
19:54She walked through the gate and into the rain, carrying the urn.
19:57She didn't turn around.
19:58My parents collapsed in the courtyard.
20:01Stella stood under the eave and slowly folded herself down, arms wrapped around her knees.
20:18Grandma boarded the train back to the countryside, the urn held in her lap.
20:22I drifted alongside her and watched the world stream past the window.
20:26It was dark by the time we reached the old farmhouse.
20:29She set the urn on the table and straightened it.
20:31She stood before it for a long time.
20:33Then she turned and looked directly at where I was floating.
20:39Ivy.
20:39I went still.
20:41The word came out before I could think.
20:44And then I remembered.
20:45I was dead.
20:46I couldn't make sounds anymore.
20:48But she nodded.
20:50Grandma can see you.
20:51The tears hit me all at once.
20:53She could see me.
20:54After everything, someone could still see me.
20:57She reached out toward me.
20:59Her hand moved through the air and stopped where my face would be.
21:03You've had it so hard, child.
21:05I lunged toward her, trying to hold on and pass straight through.
21:09I hung in the air, looking at my transparent hands and at her old, tired face.
21:14And I finally let myself cry.
21:29I went to the baby.
21:29I was crying.
21:55Come here, Ivy.
21:57Come to Grandma.
21:58Her voice was quiet and warm.
22:01I drifted into the space of her arms.
22:03Grandma, I'm here.
22:06I'm right here, sweetheart.
22:08Tears poured down her face.
22:09Grandma's right here.
22:11Ivy doesn't need to be afraid.
22:14We stayed like that for a long time.
22:16One of us holding empty air,
22:18the other resting in an embrace she couldn't feel,
22:21and we cried.
22:22Eventually, Grandma loosened her arms
22:24and wiped her face with her sleeve.
22:27Ivy.
22:28She was looking at me.
22:29Tell Grandma.
22:31Eyes still swollen.
22:32These last few days, how have you been?
22:36I stopped.
22:38How had I been?
22:39What was there to say to that from a dead girl?
22:42But I tried.
22:43I touched my chest with one hand,
22:45then pointed up and let my fingers drift
22:47like something weightless.
22:49Floating?
22:50She understood.
22:51Nothing to hold on to, is that it?
22:54I nodded.
22:55She sighed and lifted a hand toward my hair,
22:58then let it fall back.
23:04I know.
23:05I know.
23:05She got up and found an apple in the cabinet.
23:09Eat.
23:09This one's sweet.
23:11Looking at that red apple, something in me ached.
23:14I had never eaten a whole apple to myself.
23:17Not once.
23:18Not while I was alive.
23:20Now I was dead, and Grandma had given me one.
23:23I drifted close and crouched beside it.
23:26I couldn't eat it.
23:29Is it good?
23:29But the scent was there, that faint, clean sweetness off the skin.
23:34I nodded as hard as I could, even knowing she couldn't see me do it.
23:38She smiled.
23:39And then, still smiling, she began to cry.
23:42Good.
23:43Good.
23:43She turned away and scrubbed her eyes with her sleeve.
23:46That night, Grandma told me stories.
23:48About when I was small, and she used to come visit in the city.
23:51And I would climb into her lap and stay there.
23:54About the fever I had when I was three.
23:56How she sat up with me night after night, cooling me down with a damp cloth.
24:00Humming until I fell asleep.
24:02About my first trip to the countryside when I was five.
24:04Chasing the chickens.
24:06Going down face first into the mud.
24:08Her voice grew quiet.
24:09Ivy, are you getting ready to go?
24:12I looked at her and nodded.
24:13She was still for a moment.
24:16That's alright.
24:17Then she raised her face and smiled at me.
24:20Wherever you're going, there's no more of this.
24:23No more of any of it.
24:25She stood and came toward me with her arms open.
24:28Next time around, find yourself parents who know how to love you.
24:32Be a happy little girl.
24:34Can you do that for me?
24:35I nodded hard, crying freely.
24:38Grandma, right here.
24:41She answered, her voice thick.
24:43Grandma will always remember you.
24:45Always.
24:46The light came.
24:47The first thin ray of morning reached through the window and lay across my body,
24:51which was growing fainter.
24:53I reached out one last time toward her face.
24:56As always, I touched nothing.
24:58In the growing light, I dissolved.
25:00Bit by bit, going transparent.
25:02My wolf stirred beside me.
25:04It lifted its head and looked at the world.
25:06For the first time.
25:08And the last.
25:09I turned toward the light and let it take me.
25:11Up and up.
25:12Further and further.
25:14Grandma's voice faded behind me.
25:16The old farmhouse disappeared below.
25:19Everything became a soft and gentle white.
25:21I closed my eyes.
25:23The second is called James.
25:23The cameraیا
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