Nola has spent her entire life on the road with her charismatic father, Clint, who teaches her survival skills and a nomadic lifestyle. Their existence is bound by a deep bond and a shared disdain for conventional living. As they traverse the back roads of America in their old RV, Clint's philosophies shape Nola’s understanding of the world, emphasizing self-reliance and freedom. They live off the grid with minimal resources but find contentment in their unconventional life. The pair makes their way through various small towns, engaging in odd jobs to get by and enjoying fleeting connections with the people they meet along the way.

However, an unexpected event thrusts Nola into a life-altering situation, confronting her with the harsh realities of independence. Torn between clinging to the teachings of her father and forging her own path, Nola ventures alone into unfamiliar territories. She grapples with the complexities of trust, home, and stability while uncovering fragments of her past that influence her journey forward. Nola’s resilient spirit leads her to create new relationships, challenge her assumptions, and ultimately seek a balance between freedom and belonging as she navigates the world on her own terms.