Claire, a 50-year-old forensic sketch artist in San Francisco, spends her days meticulously recreating faces to aid police investigations. One morning, Aurora, a determined young woman in her 20s, walks into Claire's office to request a missing person's sketch. As Aurora describes her missing girlfriend, the face of Fallon begins to emerge-and Claire is devastated to recognize her estranged daughter, whom she had cast out two years earlier after rejecting her for coming out as queer. This shocking revelation triggers a flashback, revealing the heartbreaking details of Claire and Fallon's last fight and the day Fallon left with Aurora. As tensions rise, Aurora confronts Claire with the consequences of her actions, forcing her to confront her guilt, biases, and unresolved pain. The emotional journey ultimately leads to a powerful reconciliation, with Claire vowing to find her daughter and rebuild their fractured bond.