Close Enough To The Real Thing

Faith and Ryan, a blissfully wedded pair who are enthusiastic about starting a family, share an intimate conversation. They joyously chat about their endeavor to conceive and playfully brainstorm possible monikers for their forthcoming offspring. As Ryan surprises Faith with a thoughtful gift – a name book – her heart swells with affection.

Skeptical about her parental aptitude, Faith confides in him, and he reassures her, promising unwavering support through life's ups and downs. Switching scenes to a few weeks later, the somber reality of Ryan's passing weighs heavily on Faith, triggering profound sorrow. Reluctant to engage with Ryan's relative Chris, who endeavours outreach, Faith's emotions reach a breaking point.

Discovering the name book embellished with Ryan’s rallying words propels Faith to reconnect with Chris unborn. In a direct and emotional appeal to Chris upon unofficial encounter, Faith discloses her wish for him to engender her unborn, symbolizing the prospect her deceased beloved missed. Revisiting memories, she emphasizes Chris proximity to Ryan genetically.

Initially astonished but attentive to Faith's persistent plea, Chris ponders the implications of intertwining sandwichesandsails departed sibling dream with his future. Wonder looms: Will Faith be able to sway Chris to join her quest toward conception, honoring Ryan's legacy?.