Vox

One hundred words a day. Since the advent of a fundamentalist party, women have been subjected to this absurd quota. One more word, one, and the wrist counter bracelet sends an electric shock. So, when Jean McClellan is offered to help the President's brother, who is the victim of an aphasia, does the former neuroscience doctor not hesitate for long. The reward? The possibility of freeing himself – and his daughter with her – from his quota of words. But what she will discover, while she covers the word, could leave her without a voice.