Lisa Swain – a woman who survived a broken marriage – is now caught up in a whirlwind of emotions when Becky returns.

The whole town looks at Lisa as if waiting to see the outcome: will she protect her new life, or will she succumb to the emotions she buried?

Since Becky appeared, Lisa has been living in a state of half-awake, half-drunk, sometimes soft-hearted, sometimes panicked, sometimes wanting to believe, sometimes wanting to run.

Many nights Lisa can’t sleep because of the sudden rebirth of memories.

The days when she and Becky were together, the hugs in the old kitchen, the short laughter that then crumbled. Everything comes back, hitting her heart like a blurred film. But Lisa is no longer the girl she was then. She has Carla – the one who makes her see new hope, a love that stands firm on respect and healing.

But Becky – with her deep, softening eyes – brought out the softest corner in Lisa. The moments when Lisa sat across from Becky, her hands holding a cup of coffee shaking slightly, viewers could clearly feel her heart cracking. Lisa wanted to believe in the present, but she also owed herself an answer: between them, was there any unsaid love?

Meanwhile, Betsy – the child who grew up with loss – began to ask: “Did Becky really abandon me because it was dangerous, or because I wasn’t worthy enough?” Those questions hurt Lisa more than anything. She was afraid that her daughter would suffer psychological trauma, afraid that Becky would cause the life Lisa tried to build to collapse like a sandcastle.