At almost 40, Daniel is still figuring out how to raise his 12-year-old son, Lucas, alone after the loss of his wife. When he stumbles upon a love letter Lucas has written to a boy from school, his clumsy attempt to “handle” the situation exposes the gap between his well-meaning intentions and the outdated views he still carries. Yet, in the silence that follows, Daniel is forced to confront an uncomfortable truth: maybe it’s not only Lucas who needs to grow up, but himself.