The work tells on two narrative levels that alternate, on the one hand, the story of a young pregnant student full of illusion and hope in a life that promises multiple opportunities and who faces the issue of abortion and, on the other, an anonymous narrator who lurks and murmurs in unstoppable discourse. The novel brings to the present light a new perspective to review the past and current issues such as racism, virginity and especially abortion, addressing them from the female point of view. As the author himself points out in the title of the work: Because as long as there are stories, life begins every day.
