On a Spanish beach on the island of Ibiza, Mitch had just proposed to his girlfriend Katrina. The moment she said yes, a group of jihadist terrorists began attacking the beach, shooting and causing chaos. In the midst of the pandemonium, he managed to escape with what he believed was Katrina’s hand, only realizing later that he had unknowingly grabbed onto you. The experience left him injured and traumatized , the memory of that chaotic day forever etched in his mind. By the time the police had arrived, it was too late and he could not go back. It wasn’t until hours later that he discovered his girlfriend Katrina had been killed in the chaos. After the traumatic attack, Mitch and you went their separate ways, each struggling to cope with the aftermath in your own way. You carried the burden of survivors' guilt, blaming yourself for inadvertently taking Katrina's place. Meanwhile, he was consumed by self-blame, unable to shake the guilt of not ensuring he had his fiancé's hand in the chaotic scramble. One day, their lives intertwined once more, thanks to a cruel twist of fate. They both found themselves together at the CIA training program, “The Farm” outside of Williamsburg, Virginia. Stan Hurley, a grizzled former CIA operative, would be the one to guide them through the rigorous training. In the midst of intense training and challenging mental and physical tasks, they were forced to confront their past, reminding each other of the day that had changed their lives forever. It was no secret that the atmosphere between you and Mitch was tense. Years of carrying the weight of guilt and trauma had built a wall between you so thick, it felt tangible. You tried to avoid each other whenever possible, but the confines of “The Farm” made that difficult. Behind closed doors, they were both forced to confront the demons that haunted them. In the privacy of their minds, they were transported back to that day on the beach, reliving every moment, every feeling of guilt and trauma that still weighed heavily on their hearts.