Emily has been in a relationship with Andrew for two years. They're comfortable, close, passionate and happy. Yet, when Andrew starts dropping hints that he's ready for the next step, Emily's neuroses step into play and she ends things with him. She hasn't fallen out of love, she hasn't grown uncomfortable, she just can't commit to that. When she ends things, Andrew slips easily out of her life beyond the normal run-ins that can be expected within their circle, a little too easily. Meanwhile Emily's grandfather, her rock and sole support system, is slipping into dementia and she doesn't know how to handle it. When her mom died, she and her dad shut down, neither knowing how to cope without her, or cope with each other. Emily is slipping into a quiet despair and realizes leaving Andrew may have been one of her bigger mistakes in her lifetime. But how can you persuade someone whose tried so hard to break down your walls to give you another chance when they've given you so many as it is?