When Lila Brooks starts working for NHL Media at eighteen years old, she thinks she's beginning a career. Instead, she's collecting memories. Some are big. Most aren't. A birthday surprise from people she didn't know cared. A phone call after a bad day. A seat saved on a plane. A nickname that somehow sticks. The kind of moments that seem ordinary while they're happening and become the ones you hold onto years later. Through changing seasons, growing careers, and a team that slowly becomes something much more than coworkers, Lila learns that home isn't always where you start. Sometimes it's who you find along the way.

"everyone's a star, baby, it's a dream" in which she helped build something, that was never really hers.

"i just wanna get back to us, 'cause we used to have more" in which they realise what they had is gone, and they can't stop wondering if they ever really let it go.

"i had to unlearn you. everything about you."