Hoda, a tattooed choir singer, Coptic Christian, and fighter against adversity, longed to have biological children, but her wish remained unfulfilled. Twenty years ago, she met little Mariam at a Coptic children’s home. Despite adoption being forbidden by law in Egypt, Hoda’s love for Mariam blossomed, as if Mariam were her own daughter. Their relationship is tested when Mariam falls in love with a young man and gradually distances herself from Hoda. Simultaneously, Hoda cares for her aging mother whose relationship has been conflicted since Hoda’s childhood.