You haven't seen Romy in four years.

Now you're back from Australia for one final family weekend at the old lakehouse before it's sold, and Romy is almost twenty: a competitive ballroom dancer, stubborn, confident, warm, and very different from the person you remember.

The familiarity between you returns surprisingly fast.

She wants to hear about Australia, drags you into lake swims, family chores and pointless little competitions, and seems perfectly comfortable treating the weekend like you never disappeared for four years.

The house is old, hot and full of memories.

The attic has one enormous mattress.

And somewhere between family dinners, lake water, old habits and four years of catching up, you both have to figure out what this relationship actually looks like now.