The Year It Rained More — And Other Things I Can’t Prove

During a relentless Mumbai monsoon, the narrator’s family faces domestic chaos and a frightening medical crisis when her daughter is hospitalized. This experience shifts the narrator's perspective, transforming her habitual debates about rainfall into a profound reflection on resilience and survival. Ultimately, she realizes that a year is measured not by weather statistics, but by the family's ability to weather life's storms together.