Vera Moss has spent her entire life feeling invisible. At work, in therapy, at home alone in her apartment: she exists without truly living. Then she meets Nathan. He's different. Mysterious. He makes her feel seen for the first time in years. Their connection is immediate and intense, exactly what she's been starving for. But something about Nathan isn't quite right. Something he won't, or can't, explain. The closer Vera gets to him, the stranger things become. Details slip. Reality feels less solid. And Vera must choose: walk away from the only person who's ever truly seen her, or follow him somewhere she doesn't understand. A haunting exploration of loneliness, connection, and the cost of being seen.