As the daughter of an immigrant mother who worked tirelessly to provide a better future, Sarah constantly questions if she has done enough to justify her mother’s sacrifices. Torn between her corporate role and artistic passions, she seeks to reconnect with her culture while feeling the weight of assimilation. Sarah’s relationship with her mother remains loving but strained, as her mother avoids being seen with her at work to protect her daughter’s reputation, despite immense pride in her success. Set in a bustling urban corporate environment, Honey explores themes of identity, generational sacrifice, cultural assimilation, and the true meaning of success.