The story
When his company shuts down over a weekend, Ming, 51, keeps ironing his shirt, kissing his wife goodbye and taking the train to nowhere. For four months, his family has no idea.
Between library basements, kopitiam lunches and private-hire fares, he discovers the two days his own father never talked about, and learns what it costs to carry a secret alone. A story about shame, family and the people who show up when you least expect them.