On their eighteenth birthday, Monica and Susan, vibrant and determined twins, plan to embark on a journey to Europe, seeking independence from the strict oversight of their adoptive parents, General Mendez and his wife, Rosario. The twins yearn to break free from the rigid rules and constant supervision that define their home life.

However, the General and Rosario have different intentions. They have arranged a secluded retreat space, designed for reflection and discipline, aiming to guide the twins toward their vision of maturity. The night after their birthday celebration, the girls find themselves in this isolated setting, challenged by their parents’ structured expectations. As the General engages Monica in intense discussions to shape her ambitions, Rosario works to temper Susan’s rebellious spirit with mentorship. What was meant to be a day of newfound freedom becomes a profound test of resilience and self-discovery for the twins.