Dillon came to Savannah to start over. New job. Clean slate. A second chance at being the man he should've been all along. But old habits don't die easily, and one slip threatens to unravel everything he's worked for.

He meets Alicia under unexpected circumstances—she's in town helping her sister recover, and he's just a name on the pickup list. But somehow, a ride from the airport turns into something more. She's confident, grounded, and not the type to be scared off by his baggage.

Their connection isn't simple. It's built in the cracks of what's broken. Alicia sees the version of Dillon he wants to be, not the one he's afraid he still is. His addiction doesn't go away quietly. And loving someone while you're still trying to fix yourself is dangerous ground.

Now he's standing at a crossroads: repeat the past... or fight for the chance to have something real.