Boston Bennett is navigating her way through life after losing her mom in a tragic accident. Struggling with her mental health and reliving the car wreck through her nightmares, she continues blaming herself for her mother's death. She knows she shouldn't have gone to the party that night, but she went anyway, and now she's living with the consequences. To help with her mental health, she joins Delphi Boxing, hoping to cure the survivor's guilt she thinks she'll never escape from. She feels alone, but what if a tattooed boxer with a foul mouth, and a promise to keep her safe, starts changing her outlook on life? Kinnick's focus as an undefeated boxer is on his ability to get better, faster, stronger. Which becomes difficult when his life gets uprooted by a curly-haired girl he promises to train at his gym. But when he realizes her life isn't as bubbly as she is, he takes it as an opportunity to spend every day making her happy. But Bo's mental health continues slipping as the memories of what happened at the party that night start to resurface. She's desperate to figure it out, but at what cost?

The truth is out. Now Boston Bennett is learning how to navigate through life all over again. This time she's doing it alone. She's unsure of who to trust, but with a past she can't run from, and a love she never wanted to leave, she's confused. She's lost. Most of all, her mental health is rapidly declining. In a world that seems to continue turning against her, a specific tattooed boxer tries to prove her wrong. Even if she won't talk to him. Kinnick Carson's mission is to fix everything he's broken, but what if he can't? He's determined to get back the only thing that he's ever loved, but he doesn't know how, and he's willing to walk away if it guarantees that Boston will be happy. While Boston thinks everything was a mistake, Kinnick is trying to prove it's not. So, what happens when Kinnick gives her an ultimatum? He'll walk away forever only if she asks him to. Will it be that easy? Because when you love somebody, is it ever that easy to just walk away?