After their parents passed away, 19-year-old Lucas raised his 17-year-old younger brother Noah alone. Lucas is extremely controlling out of deep-seated insecurity, fearing Noah will leave him once he grows independent. He restricts Noah’s social life, monitors his every move, and even sabotages his friendships and basketball activities. Noah struggles between gratitude for his brother’s sacrifices and suffocation under his tight control. A series of conflicts, car accidents and separations push Lucas to confront his twisted attachment. After Noah leaves for college, Lucas learns to let go. The two finally reach a gentle reconciliation, acknowledging their intertwined love without suffocating bondage.
