"It's been said that we die twice. Once when our body shuts down and again when someone mentions our name in memory for the very last time."
Margaret and Kate were inseparable best friends. Kate narrates their story from the day they met, reflecting on the ups and downs of their friendship over the years. As time passes, they drift apart due to Kate's disappointment in Margaret's involvement with drugs. Complicating matters, Margaret enters a new relationship with Jason, a manipulative and abusive guy, further straining her friendship with Kate. When Kate expresses her concern about Jason, it causes conflict with Margaret's family. Memories of their disagreements and the events leading to a tragic end weigh heavily on Kate as she struggles to come to terms with her grief.
Throughout the story, Kate experiences a whirlwind of emotions—sadness, regret, betrayal, anger, and even relief—as she reflects on life before and after losing the closest friend she's ever had.