In the small coastal town of Manor Bay, Christine lived a fairly normal childhood growing up, but as she reached her early teen years, That’s when it all started. Her step-father Lorenzo turns to self-medicating after his accident. His alcohol-fueled rage quickly turns to a nightmarish life of abuse. As the abuse worsens, Christine’s mother abandons her, leaving her with the abusive step-father. As the abuse becomes unbearable, Christine turns to drug addiction and ultimately runs away from home.

Fleeing to a small secluded town of Pine River. On the sandy beaches, she finds romance as she encounters the local surfer, Lance. As her life with Lance begins, she has become riddled with fear from the nightmares that haunt her nights. These terrors become unbearable, like her step-father she turns to self-medication to numb the memories and escape reality.
As a drug overdose sends her back to the shores of Manor Bay, her cousin Chloe comes to her rescue. It is then she finds out she is pregnant. Choosing to go to drug rehab, Christine pledges to take responsibility for her actions and turn things around.
After leaving rehab, she cannot fulfill her commitment to clean living. She finds herself back in the arms of Lance and under the spell of her addiction. As the month's pass, Christine continues to battle her addiction as the cold hard reality that this new life growing inside her is getting close. At only six months, the little frail child is born.

Unable to live with the guilt Christine attempts suicide. As her frail child has grown strong enough to leave the hospital, abandoned by his mother, the state prepares to take him. Chloe, Christine’s cousin, springs into action and seeks temporary custody of the boy.

Riddled with shame, Christine works hard to undo this wrong. She checks into rehab once again and starts to clean herself up. After completing rehab, she can have visitation with her child. After some time, she was completely clean and now has reclaimed full custody of her son Lewis.

Lewis is a polite young man, but because of his many battles at birth, he suffers with many struggles. Out of the smallest of things, combing his hair, tying his shoes, and having a conversation Lewis struggles every day. One day when Christine and Lewis were visiting their cousin Chloe, young Lewis sat down at the piano that was sitting in the living room. He had never touched a piano or any musical instrument. It was so natural for him to play, and he just put the notes together. Afterward, Chloe offered to let him come over and play any time he liked. Lewis spends his time watching YouTube videos and longing for the days he could go to Chloe's house to play. For his 12th birthday, got his own piano.

Lewis’s piano skills were very remarkable. He could play anything he could hear. His mother feared that his skill could separate them but supported him the best she could. This young man, barely able to speak and do the smallest of everyday tasks, could he truly be a musical genius? What type of future awaited young Lewis?