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At seventeen, Wesley has only one certainty in life-his father, Est Supha, has never truly loved him.
Cold, distant, and buried beneath endless work, Est provides everything money can buy but has never learned how to be the father Wesley desperately needed.
So when Est leaves for an overseas business trip, Wesley sneaks into his father's private study, searching for hidden liquor to numb a heartbreak of his own.
Instead, he discovers a dusty camcorder. The footage changes everything.
There, on the tiny screen, is a version of Est Wesley has never seen before-laughing until his eyes disappear into crescents, smiling so brightly it hurts to watch, burying his face into the shoulder of the man behind the camera while the stranger's warm voice teases him with unmistakable affection.
To Wesley, there is only one explanation. His father cheated on his late mother. The resentment he has carried for years hardens into hatred.
As if his life wasn't already falling apart, Wesley's first love is just as confusing.
For the first time in years, Est reaches out to his son. For the first time, Wesley pushes him away.
When Wesley finally uncovers the heartbreaking love story Est has buried for seventeen years, regret comes too late.
A desperate race to reach his father ends beneath the blinding headlights of a speeding truck.
When Wesley opens his eyes again, he isn't in a hospital.
He's in the past.
Now fate offers him an impossible choice.
Stop Est from ever meeting William, and spare his father a lifetime of unbearable grief...
...or protect the greatest love story Est ever had, knowing that if William survives, Wesley himself may never be born.
How do you choose between your own existence...
...and the only chance your father will ever have at happiness?
If saving the people you love meant erasing yourself, would you still do it?