Everywhere, All At Once

Kenna has spent the last decade of her life trying to make up for bad decisions and move on from years of trauma at the hands of all the bad boys she used to like so much. Now, at almost thirty, Kenna still struggles with dating the "right" men - men who aren't manipulative, childish, and sometimes abusive. All she wants is to find some meaning in her life other than the constant misguided search for a romantic relationship to fill some hypothetical void.

Aaron is coming to terms with having to start over at nearly forty - alone. He's accepted the responsibility of raising his two children while balancing his own career as a teacher so his ex-wife can have the opportunity to focus on her own career. Found in a new house and a new role, Aaron is barely holding it together for his family.

When Kenna and Aaron reconnect after years of no contact, Kenna thinks letting her former teacher and his children into her life again will give her purpose. Aaron, against his better judgment, pursues a friendship with his former student. Will the two of them get more than they bargained for when their relationship changes from teacher-and-student to just man-and-woman? And will they figure out how to navigate their new roles without hurting one another?