Finn wants to be more than his addiction.

After facing the truths of his past and finding himself in rehab, he’s ready to get back on his feet, finish his final year of university, and commit to staying sober. But he still mourns the relationship he destroyed when he hit rock bottom, and he doesn’t know how to fix it.

Maya once thought Finn was it for her, but after being abandoned when she needed him most, she knows she has to keep going despite her broken heart. She has a new priority, their daughter, who will always come first.

Unable to stay away, Finn visits Maya, finally seeing clearly for the first time in years. When the door opens and he first lays eyes on the beautiful, brown-eyed baby in Maya’s arms, he realises he missed a lot more than anticipated. He doesn’t remember the last conversation they had, and he certainly doesn’t remember Maya telling him she was pregnant.

She’s the girl who never judged him for his terrible mistakes, the girl he let close to his heart, and the only girl he’ll ever love.

Now Finn’s determined to become the man they deserve because he’s finally found the true meaning of home.