I am writing a long-form narrative script with 13,000 to 15,000 words, focused on the theme of [ I Found A Will In My Husband’s Files. Everything Went To A Woman I’d Never Met. My Kids Knew ].

You are asked to help me structure this story by creating a detailed chapter outline. The outline must satisfy the following criteria:

Number of Chapters and Word Count Distribution
The story should be divided into at least 10 but no more than 15 chapters to ensure manageable sections for pacing and depth.
Each chapter's word count should be roughly between 900 to 1,500 words, varying slightly to support narrative rhythm but averaging to meet the total word count goal (~13,000–15,000 words).
Chapter Titles
Each chapter should have a compelling and thematically relevant title that captures the essence without revealing spoilers.
Titles must reflect emotional tone or pivotal moments and help guide the reader/viewer intuitively through the story flow.
Chapter Summaries (150–200 words each) presented in this exact format:
Chapter No. [Number]: [Summary Title] (Word count: 150–200)
Summary:
[Write a detailed yet concise summary here (150–200 words), capturing the key events, emotional tone, character development, thematic elements, and symbolic references in the chapter. The summary should reveal how this chapter fits into the overall narrative arc without repetition or spoilers beyond this section.]

Narrative Flow and Emotional Pacing
The chapter sequence should demonstrate a meaningful progression from introduction, rising conflict, climax, and resolution consistent with the overall theme.
Emotional beats should be distributed to avoid monotony—mix reflective passages with moments of tension, subtle confrontations, or revelations.
Include moments of internal reflection balanced with external events or interactions.
Character Development
Chapters should chart a clear development arc for the protagonist, showing their emotional journey, struggles, realizations, and growth.
Introduce supporting characters progressively, incorporating their evolving relationships with the protagonist.
Highlight critical shifts in relationships, trust, power, or self-awareness.
Thematic Consistency and Symbolism
Each chapter summary should briefly note how symbols or themes (e.g., ownership, invisibility, respect, silence, legacy) manifest or develop.
Ensure thematic ideas are layered without redundancy and deepen as the story unfolds.
Avoiding Repetition
Summaries must be unique in focus and content, avoiding redundant retelling or emotional states.
Each chapter builds on prior ones without rehashing but may echo motifs or subtle callbacks for coherence.
Additional Writing Guidance:
The protagonist’s voice should be intimate and first-person.
Language should be accessible but rich in imagery and sensory detail.
Dialogue to remain minimal, relying on subtext and emotional nuance.
Symbolism should be layered and consistent throughout the script.
Please provide:

10 to 15 chapters with titles.
Each with a 150–200 word detailed summary in the exact format shown above.
Suggested word count per chapter to fit total length of 13,000–15,000 words.
Indicate tone/mood and thematic highlights per chapter.
Ensure the chapter progression flows naturally with no repetition.