When Rebecca inherits her grandfather’s farm, her plan is simple: sell it fast and leave. But Derek, the farmhand who grew up alongside her, resists the sale, reigniting old memories and sparking a deeper sense of responsibility. The two clash from the start, with Derek challenging her indifference toward the farm and pushing her to confront her past and her choices.

Initially, Rebecca is set on leaving and securing the best deal, even as a mysterious crop illness jeopardizes the farm’s value. Through days of hands-on labor and the rediscovery of bonds with the land and its workers, Rebecca finds herself questioning her resolve to sell. When she finally locates the saboteur on camera footage—Derek himself—his actions are revealed as a desperate attempt to make her see the farm’s significance.

Despite being ready to sign a deal with buyers planning to turn the land into a factory, Rebecca halts, realizing her attachment to the farm and its legacy. In a heartfelt decision, she cancels the sale, opting to keep the farm and its legacy alive alongside Derek, who ultimately becomes both her partner in work and something more.