Eve believes the only way to move forward is to forget.
After a series of devastating incidents she cannot forgive herself for, Eve leaves her past behind, convinced that distance will quiet her guilt and pain. But forgetting comes at a cost, and the more she lets go, the more she loses sight of who she once was. Yet Francis, her childhood friend, is the one person she cannot seem to escape, becoming both a reminder of what happened and a fragile hope for something new.
In one final attempt to rekindle what they once shared, Eve tries to remember who she used to be, only to find that forgetting those memories may lead them both toward a new kind of tragedy.
An emotional story of love, guilt, forgiveness, and the fragile line between holding on and letting go.
Because sometimes forgetting can cause as much damage as remembering.