Homecoming is one of the most crucial parts of anyone's high school experience. In honor of her late mother, Willow decides to put together the annual Homecoming Decade Dance at LaValley High. However, in the week leading up to the homecoming dance, Willow tries to help and guide each of her six friends as they find themselves in a number of dilemmas.
On Sunday, she finally kisses the boy she's been crushing on, Sheldon. Sheldon is one of Willow's closest friends but is it possible for them to be more than that?
Monday, she deals with her most aggressive friend, Matthew. When Willow confronts him about his cruel and obnoxious character, she discovers something about him even he doesn't want to acknowledge.
On Tuesday, Terri needs help navigating her feelings toward Flynn after they spend a night together. But, Flynn is known for being with a lot of girls. Can Flynn and Terri make it as a strong couple?
Thursday, Willow discovers Terri's twin brother, Tony, has been taking steroids along with other members of the football team. Worried about his future, Willow quickly makes it her mission to help him see the wrong in his actions.
On Friday, Willow has a conversation with Flynn hours before him and Terri get together that night. During their conversation, Willow concludes that Flynn might have feelings for a certain someone that he's been suppressing.
Saturday, Willow spends the day with Savannah and learns that she pretty much lives as a reject to her parents who shun her for embracing a new culture.
On top of being there for her friends, Willow struggles with moving on from her mother's death. She needs the homecoming dance to be a success for her mom. At the same time, she needs to make sure she's there for her friends. How can she possibly handle all of this in the span of a week; in only 10,080 minutes? She'll have to take each at a time.