For centuries, Cherry and Jasper have traveled the world together as husband and wife, building an eternity that belongs to them. Yet Cherry has always carried the memory of the family she lost. In a small keepsake bag that Jasper faithfully carries for her are an old photograph of Cherry with her father, Carlisle, and the tiny wooden bird he carved for her when she was a child. Cherry has never known what happened to Carlisle or whether he ever remembered her. Then, while traveling, Cherry begins feeling an inexplicable pull toward Forks, Washington. She doesn't understand why, but something inside her tells her she needs to go. When Cherry and Jasper arrive, they shelter near the hospital during the rain. At the same time, Carlisle suddenly senses a familiar presence he hasn't felt in centuries. Following the feeling, he discovers Cherry—the daughter he believed he had lost forever. Cherry recognizes her father instantly, despite the centuries between them. With Jasper beside her and her old keepsakes in hand, Cherry finally faces the family she thought existed only in her memories and begins uncovering the truth behind the separation that stole centuries from them.