Jarvis and Niah's love started as an adolescent crush, but the urgency of marriage and starting a family is pulling them apart at the seams. When an old ghastly secret emerges, Jarvis questions his perception of masculinity and the stigmatization surrounding psychotherapy in the Black community. Niah never forgave herself for not being present when God took her family. Years later, their death still haunts her. Devastated by her husband-to-be behavior and God sanctioning it, Niah has lost confidence in God and love. Restoring her faith in love will not be easy because she's done forgiving, much less forgetting. If first love never dies and true love is endless, will Jarvis's love for Niah be enough to restore their happiness?