Tia has never had trouble saying exactly what she believes.
As a late-night radio host, her honesty keeps listeners calling, arguing, and coming back for more. Off the air, that same certainty has helped her build a life where no one gets close enough to disappoint her.
Noel has built something quieter: a son she adores, a dependable relationship, and the stability she once prayed for.
Everything is good.
At least, it should be.
As Tia's most controversial conversations begin spilling beyond the studio, both women find themselves questioning the lives they've carefully built. Tia must confront the rules she created to protect herself, while Noel is forced to ask whether the life that feels safe is the life she truly wants.
Neither woman is looking for love. Both have built lives that feel far safer without it.
But some connections refuse to stay convenient.
What beliefs have protected you from the very thing you're praying for?