But Mama promises things are different now. She's got a good job, she's stopped drinking, stopped going out every night—it's almost enough to make Kita believe her this time. But even if Kita's life is good now, she can't shake the feeling that everything could go up in flames at any moment. When her trusted dance coach starts asking questions about her home life, Kita becomes more determined than ever to keep up appearances and make sure her family stays together—even if it means falling apart herself.

As the threat of their family being separated again circles like a shark in the water, the pressure starts to get to Kita. But could it be that Kita's worst fear is actually the best thing that could happen to her and to her?