Mi último regalo

The narrator of My Last Gift (whose name is unknown) left home at seventeen. Now, at twenty-five, she lives and works in one of Tokyo's red-light districts. One day, her mother, a poet with whom she has a complicated relationship and who is suffering from a serious illness, asks her to come live with her for a while so she can write her last poem. As the narrator tries to move on with her life, she repeatedly relives her relationship with her mother, marked by wounds that have yet to heal, while also accompanying her in her final hours, all under the lights of Tokyo's never-sleeping district, where pleasure, excess, and money lurk behind the doors of every bar.