Israel Gordon has had a difficult upbringing, being separated from his mother and identical twin sister at a young age. He is placed in foster care with Aisha Rahim, who warmly welcomes him into her home. Israel begins to feel comfortable until he discovers a photo of his deceased sister Gabriella in Aisha's home. It is revealed that Gabriella was also fostered by Aisha and died in her care. Israel begins experiencing the presence of his sister's spirit, which causes his attitude towards Aisha to change as Gabriella's spirit seeks revenge for her death.

1. FOSTERED
Treatment written by Hoodo Khaireh
Based on characters created by Salima Kamara, Aya
Khaireh and Oshin Gurung.
Israel Gordon for his entire life has had a hard and
different upbringing from other children with his mother.
His parents divorced when he was a baby, and was later on
separated from his identical sister Gabriella which made
for him to talk to his own mother who made it difficult to
carter for his need, as he felt lonely from the
disconnection with his sister. One day Israel finds that he
will be able to have a relationship with his mother which
later on resulted to him being given to social services to
given to some who would show him love.
Couple months on, Israel is now being fostered by a young
women called Aisha Rahim. When they first meet its at her
house, straightaway she welcomes him with kindness and
love, which he’s never knowledge before with his parents
which made Israel instantly feel vulnerable towards her. In
addition to this, Aisha's home is very cozy, causing Israel
to feel comfortable quickly.
Everything is falling in to place with Israel he starts to
get comfortable in the home and starts to spend time with
his foster mother to get to know each other more. But it
all changes as one day, he comes across a photo of his
deceased sister, Gabriella, in his foster mother's living
room.
Gabriella was taken to live with her father while he stayed
with his mother since their mother could not be around none
of kids because of her condition but he stayed because he
didn’t want her to be alone. Israel was oblivious of his
father's abuse towards Gabriella, making Gabriella to be
fostered by Israel's same foster mother, Aisha Rahim.
Aisha’s husband left her because she couldn’t have
children, which is the reason why she started to foster it
was her only chance to have the experience of raising
children and calling them her own. Discipline was a problem
for her if you didn’t listen what she would say to you, she
would feel weak, threatened and like a bad mother because
she’s not being listened to, overall making her angry.
Gabriella was Aisha's first foster child who died in her

2. hands and watch. Her death is something Aisha has always
kept a secret and was willing to forget about it as she was
starting a new chapter with Isreal and the same thing
wouldn’t happen again.
Unfortunately, as soon as Israel looks at the picture of
his sister, he feeling of Gabriella's around him. The
feeling of her presence results in Israel to hear her at
night and even see her at times. However, when Aisha comes
face to face with Gabriella she starts to reach out to the
social worker, anxious to find out if Gabriella is Israel's
sister.
Gabriella's spirit starts to lurk in and out of Israel's
soul, changing his views on his new foster mum and changing
his attitude towards her he starts to become bitter around
her and angry. In spite of all of this, Gabriella wants to
have the last say, and does this through physical
appearances to highlight how Aisha may have killed her, but
Gabriella will never leave her home without killing her
herself.