Claire tries not to become involved after her teenage son moves in with his father, but eventually his silence becomes more powerful than words. She does what mothers do best when she learns the truth about what’s actually going on in that home: she shows up. This is a silent yet impactful tale of love, resiliency, and rescue.-

I agreed when Mason, my 14-year-old son, begged to go in with his father following the divorce.

It wasn’t because I wanted to; trust me, I would have liked to have him along. But I didn’t want to obstruct a father and son from reestablishing their relationship. Mason was still with me on the weekends and whenever he felt like it. Simply put, I didn’t have him every day.

Eddie had been missed. His silly, good-times father, who wore backward baseball caps to soccer matches and prepared pancakes at midnight. Eddie also appeared ready to take charge. He desired to participate. more realistic.

So, I let Mason go.

I didn’t expect it to break me quietly.