Sarah's death is ruled an accident. A slip on wet planks. A quiet drowning. Case closed. But Samuel knows better. The report is thin, the timeline wrong, the silences too deliberate. As he digs into the last days of a woman no one seems eager to remember, he uncovers a town built on omission. Every answer leads to another closed door. Every witness remembers less than they should. In a place where forgetting is a survival instinct, searching for the truth carries a cost. And some deaths are only the beginning.