Back to the lake

Three years ago, Summer and Kash were inseparable. First love. First everything. Then life happened, and suddenly loving each other wasn't enough.

Now they're stuck spending a month at the same lake house like nothing ever fell apart.

Summer has changed or at least that's what she tells herself. College, new friends, a new version of her that doesn't feel so soft. But around Kash, the old her keeps slipping through. And she doesn't know if that's a good thing.

Between boat days, bonfires, parties that go way too far, and things said when they probably shouldn't have been, it becomes impossible to pretend they're just childhood friends.

Because the hardest part about first love?

It doesn't really feel like it's over.