Leona spends a decade humiliating herself for Everett, enduring one hundred and twenty public rejections while clinging to unrequited romantic hope. Her desperate devotion ends abruptly when a catastrophic fall from a terrace causes selective retrograde amnesia, completely wiping out her emotional attachment and memories of Everett. Waking up in the hospital, Leona treats her former obsession as a total stranger.
Her newfound emotional freedom drives Everett into frantic desperation, unable to accept that the woman who once worshiped him now walks past him without a second glance. While a devoted childhood admirer named Shane helps Leona launch a thriving business, Everett's unhinged former flame attempts to frame Leona for arson. Unfazed by their petty schemes, Leona leaves Everett to drown in his belated grief.
