Si no ho fas tu, ho faré jo

The act of giving up means "to give up something definitively", or what is even worse, "to stop pretending". Making a life journey at the stroke of a decade, Célia makes a particular count of the renunciations that have led her to exercise justice on her own to unsuspected limits. Voluntary sacrifices that have left a physical and emotional mark on her, leading her to almost exile for life. An exile that breaks with the influence of such special friendships as Semi, Shakira and the Countess who fill a life marked by the first of the resignations with light. With a caustic tone that challenges the reader at all times, Célia takes stock of her own contradictions until past and present converge in events that lead her to exercise the wildest of renunciations.