Marlon Dingle begins to notice something is wrong.

His daughter – April – becomes quiet, distracted and easily startled.

She no longer smiles, no longer talks.

Any question is answered with the answer “Nothing, Dad.”

One morning, Marlon sees a strange red stain on April’s shirt. “Are you hurt?” – he asks. April is startled, quickly stuffs the shirt into the basket. From that moment, the father’s intuition arises.

Meanwhile, Dylan – April’s boyfriend – also begins to get into trouble. He receives a strange text message: “Keep quiet if you want to stay with her.” Dylan thinks it’s just a joke, but when he sees April panicking, he understands this is much more serious.

The two decide to meet in secret. April bursts into tears: “I did something terrible… and now someone knows.” Dylan held her, but his eyes were filled with worry. If they didn’t speak out, they would be consumed. But speaking out meant facing the police—and possibly losing everything.

Marlon, meanwhile, had no idea his daughter was at the center of the storm. All he knew was that every day, April grew more distant, and every night, he heard her sobbing in her bedroom. The father-daughter relationship was spiraling into tragedy, and only a confession could save—or destroy—it all.