In the middle of nowhere, where fences are white and smiles are practiced, a woman returns to settle the estate of a relative she barely knew. What she expects is a quiet legal process. What she finds is a town with a long memory—and a tendency to forget what doesn't fit the narrative.

When odd inconsistencies in paperwork give way to whispered warnings and long-glanced stares, she turns to the only person willing to help: a disgraced local who once tried to expose the town's secrets—and paid dearly for it.

Together, they dig into land deeds, personal histories, and a trail of carefully erased wrongs. But some truths are kept hidden not just out of fear, but by choice. As they inch closer to answers, they're forced to confront their own roles in the stories others tried to forget.