Mark is young, broke, and stuck doing construction work while pretending he has everything under control. Most days blur together: dust, cheap distractions, late nights, and promises to “figure it out tomorrow.”
Then an old newspaper ad leads him back to Lena a woman from his past who once gave him a place to stay. Moving back in is supposed to be simple: rent a room, get his life together, and stop running from his mistakes.
But the suburbs feel different now.
Familiar faces start looking at him in new ways. Ordinary conversations linger a little too long. Small acts of help turn into intimate moments. And the more Mark tries to become a better person, the more complicated his relationships become.
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