"After losing everything, can two hearts rediscover what’s left worth saving?"
The sudden death of their only child leaves Arthur and Evelyn stranded in a house thick with silence, where every familiar habit reminds them of what’s been lost and what’s never been said. Arthur clings to old rituals, seeking comfort in routine while quietly tormented by regrets and the dwindling chance to mend his fractured marriage. Evelyn, unable to bear another day of tiptoeing around grief, forces painful truths to the surface, challenging Arthur’s stubborn retreat and demanding that he face the reality of their remaining time together. Their shared sorrow turns every memory into both a balm and a wound, testing the fragile threads of connection that bind them. As arguments give way to rare moments of tenderness, both must confront the question of whether their love can survive the weight of loss—or if, at the edge of everything, letting go is the only way to heal.
