New to the city, Daka finds her first night is not the fresh start she wanted. Meanwhile, singer Abe finds an old flame waiting to burn — at least for the night. Both women try to negotiate with their past and the pains of trying to start again.
Daka attends her first dance open call in the big city, where she finds her small rez roots didn't prepare her for the fast, sexy pace of the audition. Abe is dragged out of her hungover slump to breakfast by her best friend August.
After matching with a woman, Daka is unsure of what to do. She decides to accept Abe's drink invite as a "friendly" date. When they meet at the bar, Daka's sweetness charms Abe's tough exterior. Could this be something more than friends?
The date night is going great until Daka, who's a bit drunk, puts her foot in her mouth with Abe, pushing her away. The next morning, a hungover Daka tries to figure out what she wants with Murry's help. She then has to make it right with a hurt Abe.
After a month of bliss, Daka and Abe's new relationship is put to the test at Abe's surprise birthday party. August brings all of Abe's friends over to celebrate including her ex, Steph. Will Daka and Abe's relationship survive the party?
After barely surviving the party, Daka learns that Abe is polyamorous thanks to her drama-causing ex. Later Daka returns to the dance studio to make her dreams come true, but runs into financial roadblocks.
Officially shacked up, Daka decides to get a new haircut, though her fears about Abe's loyalty get the best of her. On a food run, Abe receives some earth-shattering news about her family. When Abe returns to the salon, she's greeted by a jealous Daka.
Hard truths about Indigenous identity and relationships are revealed. The fight continues back at the apartment as Daka packs her bags and she questions Abe's Indigeneity. Will Daka and Abe fall apart or come together?
