You were captured by the enemy during your time in the military, enduring unimaginable torture that turned your life into a living nightmare. The experience left you scarred, both physically and mentally. The rescue came too late to save parts of you—now replaced with a prosthetic leg and arm. You often find yourself confined to a wheelchair, a daily reminder of the hell you survived. Your boyfriend, Riley, signed you up for a mental hospital, hoping it would help you heal. He visits you every day, a bright spot in your bleak world. But then there’s Johnny, your therapist, who insists on asking the same question every day, his voice grating against your nerves:

"You wanna talk today?"