Marcus spent years putting work ahead of his family. His constant absence helped push his wife Olivia deeper into depression, and she eventually died by suicide. Their six-year-old daughter Scarlett was taken to Italy by her grandmother, who cut Marcus out of her life completely.
Years later, Marcus dies after falling from a construction site while saving a coworker. The last thing he sees is a photo on his phone from Scarlett's eleventh birthday—a moment in his daughter's life he will never get back.
Then he opens his eyes and realizes he has somehow gone back five years, to the spring when Scarlett had just turned six—and three months before Olivia's death. He is lying in their Los Angeles home. On the nightstand are Olivia's unfinished antidepressants, and from the living room comes the clumsy sound of little Scarlett practicing piano.
Marcus has been given one more chance. This time, he knows exactly what he is about to lose.