It's 1987, and Jainy is feeling the first thrill of independence as she moves into her college dorm. This freedom is sweetened by the lazy smile of her sexy neighbor, Bobby. It's a smile that feels like a promise. It doesn't take long for Jainy and Bobby to be inseparable. Jainy aches for him and wants every part of his being: his body, his heart, his soul... But Bobby belongs to another. It's not another woman-it's an addiction that is devouring his life. He's enslaved to his cocaine use. Jainy believes that he can stop using if she is gentle and patient enough, but it doesn't work. Their relationship grows more and more aggressive and eventually violent as Bobby falls deeper and deeper into a black hole of confusion and despair. The naïve Jainy will be forced to grow up if she wants a better life for herself. She has the encouragement of her friends and mentor, but she will need confidence in herself to truly understand the realities of her relationship with Bobby. In this torrid romance about the dangers of addiction of all kinds, newcomer Stevie-Lyn Stewart chronicles the highs and lows of a codependent relationship.