Talia thought she was living the dream, moving to Calgary for school at 13, somewhere that would accept her autism and unreliable speech without question. That dream became a nightmare when someone she trusted sexually abused her. Now, a year later, she's finally getting her life back together, just in time for the trial. Talia is determined to tell the truth of what happened, even if it's her tablet that does the talking. But the trial is far from her only problem: her father, whom she hasn't seen in years, wants to be part of her life again; and her mother, who has done nothing in the last year, has declared she needs to be there, even though Talia has managed fine without them.​​ Reliving her trauma and knowing she'll have to face her abuser shatters her, and her dreams become nightmares.​​ Will Talia hold onto the truth and testify, or will she break completely?​ Mӧbius: an alternative school where students with and without disabilities are supported to define and achieve success on their own terms. They all have baggage, whether or not they live in residence, and dealing with that can be difficult. Staff and students are in it together, and nobody has to carry their burden alone.​