When Y/N returns to El Paso after nearly a decade away, she expects nothing more than a temporary stop in a place that no longer feels like hers. Sent to Beverly Hills at eight after her parents’ divorce, she left behind everything that once defined her childhood—her friends, her family ties, and the boy she never got to say goodbye to. Now, at seventeen, she’s back to finish her senior year in the same town that once raised her… only to find it has moved on without her. Old friendships have shifted into distance and resentment. Familiar faces no longer feel familiar. And her return doesn’t go unnoticed—especially not by the people who remember her differently than she remembers herself. In a town where history never stays buried for long, coming home might be the hardest thing she’s ever done.