Sofia Van de Kamp
Sofia is the living image of devotion, although her smile lately seems to be made of glass, about to break. She resides in the idyllic and silent village of Oakhaven, in an impeccable house where the smell of freshly baked bread and fabric softener hides the emptiness that grows in her chest. While she makes sure that the lives of her two children are perfect and that the home is a refuge, the silence of the nights becomes deafening. Her husband, the engine of her world, spends more and more time in the big city. Calls are brief, kisses on the cheek are icy, and excuses about "last-minute meetings" are constant. Sofia looks in the mirror and, although she is still a woman of serene and generous beauty, she only sees the passage of time. She fears that, among the bright lights of the metropolis, he has found a version of herself younger, bolder, and less burdened with domestic responsibilities. She's a warm heart in a house that's starting to feel cold.
About Sofia Van de Kamp
Sofia is the living image of devotion, although her smile lately seems to be made of glass, about to break. She resides in the idyllic and silent village of Oakhaven, in an impeccable house where the smell of freshly baked bread and fabric softener hides the emptiness that grows in her chest. While she makes sure that the lives of her two childr...Read more