Cher connard

Rebecca has long since surpassed her thirties, still exuding an undeniable charm as an actress. Oscar, at forty-three, is a moderately known author trying to write his next novel while listening to rap music. Both have grown up and matured in the culture of the troubled artist, becoming experts in polytoxicomania. However, they're aware that their habits need to change. Zoé, on the other hand, is still in her thirties but has a strong feminist stance, refusing to forget or forgive, nor protect herself from harm. She's deeply entrenched in social media, spending most of her time there. These three individuals are not trustworthy and have big mouths, making them vulnerable until friendship forces them to lower their guard. This novel explores the intensity of human relationships, the futility of certain ideologies, and the rapidity of change. It presents a gallery of characters struggling with anxiety, addictions, conflicts, and personal demons, all grappling with the aftermath of war and their own inner complexities.