They come back to a town that looks exactly the same—except everyone else is gone. At first, it feels like freedom. No rules. No adults. No consequences. The nights get louder, the parties get bigger, and no one wants to be the first to admit something’s wrong. But the roads don’t lead out. The phones only work between them. And the longer they pretend it’s temporary, the more everything starts to shift—friendships, power, love, control. Because when the noise finally fades… they’re still there. And there’s no way out.