Richard Karlsen is a charismatic and successful young man living in Dublin who seemingly has everything going for him. As the captain of a prestigious rugby team and with a bright future ahead, he becomes the golden boy among his friends and family. Richard spends his days enjoying the summer with his friends, most notably with his close-knit group that includes his girlfriend Lara, and his two best friends, Conor and Stephen. The social dynamics are altered when Richard becomes increasingly attracted to Lara, leading to tensions within the group. His magnetic personality and charm hide a deep-seated insecurity and simmering anger, though he maintains a façade of perfection.

During a night out, a series of unfortunate events culminates in a tragic incident that changes the lives of Richard and those around him forever. The fallout forces Richard to confront the moral and ethical repercussions of his actions. As the pressure mounts and guilt consumes him, Richard struggles with his conscience and the potential consequences of his decisions. The narrative delves into themes of responsibility, privilege, and the harsh realities that can dismantle an ostensibly flawless life. The story ultimately underscores the impact of a single moment on the trajectory of an individual’s existence, revealing the vulnerabilities of youth and the heavy burden of accountability.