In a sun-drenched coastal city, a group of young creatives drift through one endless summer, bound together by music, late nights, and the quiet belief that nothing has to last. They live fast in small, borrowed spaces. Make songs out of things they won’t say out loud. Blur the lines between friendship, love, and something in between. At the center of it all is Elliott—effortless, magnetic, impossible to hold onto—and Sienna, the only one who sees everything clearly and feels it anyway. While Elliott turns unspoken emotions into music, Sienna writes them down in fragments she never meant anyone to find… until he does. As money runs thin and choices begin to carry consequences—drugs, deals, and mistakes catching up with them—the group starts to fracture in quiet, irreversible ways. No one says what they mean. No one defines what they are to each other. And by the time the truth starts slipping through— it might already be too late to hold onto anything at all.