Her brother is deep in addiction and her mother's debts keep climbing, so when her charismatic CEO offers a contract with a number attached, she signs. It buys her family air. It also buys her a role she didn't audition for.
As the arrangement stretches on, she starts noticing the details — a closet of clothes in her size, a perfume she never chose, a name he almost says. She's a stand-in for the ex-girlfriend he never got over. Walking away means watching her family drown again. Staying means letting him look through her at someone else.
