She knows who he is. She knows where he lives. She knows his daughter's name.

At nineteen, Tracey discovers the identity of the man who assaulted her. He has a wife. A teenage daughter. A carefully curated suburban life that appears intact from the outside. Tracey makes a decision that is neither impulsive nor public.

Under a different name, she befriends the girl.

What begins as proximity becomes strategy. Inside the family's home, she studies their rhythms - the brittle mother, the distracted father, the daughter who trusts too easily. Every interaction is measured.