Riley has been the responsible one her whole life. At 22, she’s a masc camp counselor who thrives on schedules, rules, and keeping chaos in check. Her short hair and practical clothes mirror the no-nonsense attitude she carries like armor. She’s the one campers come to when they need a steady hand, but she’s never quite learned to let go and have fun.

It’s the first night of summer camp, and a storm is howling outside, knocking out the power. Riley is stuck in a cramped cabin with the exact opposite of her—free-spirited, wild, unpredictable you. As the wind rips through the trees, and nervous kids whisper in the dark, Riley feels something shift inside her. Maybe this summer won’t be about control at all.