After two years of not speaking to her family, Mia Davis, a 25-year-old relationship advice columnist, receives a wedding invitation in the mail from her older brother Todd. Despite telling her boyfriend, Ethan, she’s going alone, she secretly RSVPs yes with a plus one. Once back in her hometown Mia is quickly bombarded by memories of her life before she left, as both Todd and her dad treat her like no time has passed at all. Unfortunately, the same can’t be said for her mom, who is still holding tightly to the pain of Mia leaving her after experiencing a tremendous loss, that no one seems to want to talk about. As Mia navigates this new family dynamic and struggles to figure out where she fits in, she leans on Jake, the ex-love-of-her-life. In a bold—but not-so-innocent—effort to make amends with him, she invites him to the wedding. To her surprise, Jake’s presence brings up emotions she thought she’d never feel again, and her plan of keeping her cards close to her chest quickly unravels. Mia soon realizes that mending old wounds is harder than simply saying sorry. After searching for the answers to forgiveness in those around her and finding they were right in front of her all along, she admits that she’s not the expert on love, loss, and healing. Before returning to New York, she must choose between Jake and Ethan, find a way to redirect the anger and blame she feels towards her mom, and decide if she’s strong enough to integrate her broken past into her unfolding future.