Stunned by the news of their mother missing, the three siblings find themselves at a turning point. They can't continue the way they're going, divided while hoping for change, and they finally realize that working together makes them stronger. As they begin snooping around, looking into what they believed were the ordinary lives of their parents, the Summerford children realize one thing. The amount of lies and falsities that surround their family and hometown is immeasurable. However, it becomes abundantly clear that it's not just the older generations holding things back, but they themselves, as the truth about their own lives begins to unfold. There comes a point where nothing can be held back. In order to survive what comes next, they must let the others in. One way or another, the truth needs to be told.