Some people aren’t lost because they wandered…
They’re lost because no one ever came looking.

Jake and his mother escaped from danger. Again.
New names. New town. Avoid drawing attention.
This was the life that he knew.

Until he meets Brooke.

She’s restless, unpredictable, and carrying more than she lets on—the kind of person who laughs too easily, and falls apart when no one is looking.

What forms between them isn’t simple. It isn’t safe.
But it’s real.

In late nights, shared silence, and the quiet decision to stay, they begin to build something fragile—something that feels like belonging.

But the life they’ve built isn’t as protected as it seems.
And when the past they’ve kept at a distance begins to take shape,
what they’ve built is tested in ways neither of them is ready for—
and staying may finally mean more than just surviving.