What could possibly happen when an ex-con finds her way into the home of a reclusive lottery winner? This unlikely meeting in the North Georgia mountains leads to Not Sorry's story of trust, romance, love, growth and forgiveness.
Days after her release from prison, Monty finds her way on the Appalachian Trail to take shelter under a nearby porch of a reclusive millionaire, Liz, during a rainstorm. Liz gives Monty an opportunity with some handyperson chores in exchange for food and shelter. Monty's self-confidence grows, and she seeks employment at the nearby community store. The store owner's daughter, Sarah, attempts to frame Monty for theft. Caught up in a domestic dispute, Monty saves Sarah. Monty's attorney recognizes her abilities, and Monty takes a temporary consulting job in New York City with her attorney's firm. Will Liz and Monty's relationship fizzle as they are each confronted with the separation and resulting temptations?