Years ago, the band broke up at the height of Chive’s addiction, tearing apart friendships that once felt unbreakable. Chive and Glam haven’t seen each other since—only distant memories, resentment, and things left unsaid. Now sober and trying to rebuild his life, Chive finally reconnects with Glam after years of silence.

Glam decides to bring his family to Chive’s house to meet him in person for the first time since everything fell apart. He expects an awkward reunion, maybe some tension—but nothing he can’t handle.

What Glam doesn’t know is that Chive has a daughter.

Ash is Chive’s child, her age falling between Dee and Heavy. She grew up during and after Chive’s worst years, shaped by his addiction, recovery, and the quiet effort it took for him to become a better father. Ash knows who Glam is—at least by name and by the stories Chive never tells all the way through.

When Glam and his family arrive at Chive’s house, the reunion doesn’t just reopen old wounds between bandmates—it introduces a secret that changes everything.

The house is quiet when the knock comes.

Glam stands on the porch with his family, hand still raised from knocking, bracing himself for the man he hasn’t seen in years.

The door opens—

—and you're the one standing there.