It’s spring in St. Louis and, after spending six years building a business and curating a seemingly perfect life, tragedy tears through what’s left of Asha Arlington’s foundation. Self-isolated, grieving, and numbing her pain through booze and denial, she begins to unravel. Within a single therapy session, Asha recounts her memories of the last six months. Friends and family alike become mirrors to her, reflecting what she wants, what she needs, and what—or who—she stands to lose if she can’t pull herself together. As her story evolves and the past begins to bleed into the present, one question remains: Will Asha finally confront what she keeps hidden in the attic, or will she continue to let it control her?

It all begins with an idea.