A plane crash lands them in the South Pacific. Aiden Lawson wakes up on the beach of a deserted island, surrounded by plane wreckage and a dead body. He rescues an unconscious woman, only to discover she is Jade Connelly—the twin sister of his ex-girlfriend, Faye Connelly—the very woman who had him expelled from school five years ago. "A rat from the gutter, you're not good enough for my sister." Aiden has remembered these words for five years. Now, Miss Connelly, with tattered clothes and bleeding feet, stubbornly refuses his help. They find other survivors—his ex-girlfriend Faye Connelly, Captain Barry Young, Felix Harrington, and others. Sensing Barry Young's ill intentions, Aiden decisively leaves with the Connelly sisters and a few followers to survive on their own. By the campfire at night, she unconsciously rests on his leg; during a storm, they huddle together for warmth; with a high fever, she clutches his hand, begging him not to leave her, while he simply wipes the sweat from her neck and asks softly, "Miss Connelly, do you think I'm good enough now?" On the deserted island, there is the evil of human nature, but also warmth in desperate times. As their raft finally drifts towards a rescue ship, Aiden watches the mysterious black mark on his palm disappear and recalls the stone piles and the ancient wooden puppet—what exactly happened on this island? And between him and Jade Connelly, can a five-year-overdue "I'm sorry" finally bring an answer?
