Camilla has spent her life surviving rooms no one else was willing to enter. After a past she can barely name and a grief she keeps mistaking for healing, she finds herself drawn into a strange therapeutic circle where every girl carries a wound, a fear, and a version of the truth no one wants exposed. But the deeper Camilla goes, the less she can tell what is memory, what is warning, and what has been living inside her all along. "You don't know a home until you've walked in all rooms."

Before Evelyn knew what love was, she knew what it felt like to be invisible. Mrs. B changed that. She wasn't supposed to become important. And she wasn't supposed to become the person Evelyn looked for in every hallway, every classroom, every crowded room. But she did. And years later, Evelyn still remembers the smile that started everything.