STORY
Brilliant attorney and classically trained cellist Diana Washington has spent her entire life building the kind of success that makes people stay.
But when a panic attack brings her to her knees in her perfectly curated loft, everything she has been outrunning finally catches up to her.
She returns home to the Southern town she left behind, expecting to recover quietly. Instead she finds the thing she has been running from all along: a mother who loves her fiercely but has never learned to love her freely, and a version of herself she abandoned decades ago.
Through music, family, and the painful grace of telling the truth, Diana must reckon with the belief she has carried since childhood: that she is only worth loving if she keeps performing.
"The life she nearly destroyed was never the one worth saving."
