The addiction Novel

The Johnsons maintain a cherished family tradition: a monthly gathering held every last Sunday for lunch. This custom was established by the narrator's mother after the narrator moved away to attend university. Having since graduated and entered the workforce, the narrator now lives independently in their own apartment. The demanding schedule of professional life leaves little opportunity for visits home, making these regular Sunday reunions particularly significant for keeping the family connected. On one such beautiful Sunday morning, the family comes together once again for their customary monthly meal, a ritual that has become essential for maintaining their bond despite the physical distance and busy lives that keep them apart throughout the rest of the month.