The Quietest Room in the House

The silence in her daughter's room is wrong. Dr. Selin Çelik has built her career on listening to what other people miss. As a forensic audiologist, she knows that walls, rooms, and empty spaces can preserve the shape of what happened inside them. But in her own home, she has spent months trying not to listen too closely. After her nine-year-old daughter's death is ruled a tragic accident, Selin forces herself back into work, routine, and the careful architecture of a family still standing.
Her husband is attentive. Her younger daughter is quiet. The house sounds almost normal. Almost. When an old baby monitor recording reveals a subtle acoustic shift in the hallway before the fall, Selin realizes the official story may be wrong. Something was moved. Something was hidden. And someone inside the house knew exactly how sound behaves when a room is made to keep secrets. As Selin begins mapping her own home like a crime scene, every wall becomes evidence, every silence becomes testimony, and every ordinary gesture turns suspect.
To uncover the truth, she must trust the one skill that has never failed her: listening. But if the house remembers what happened, will Selin survive what it has been trying to tell her?