As a naive teen, toting my red wagon filled with Girl Scout cookies, I wandered into Sex Offender Trailer Park by mistake. By the time I left, I'd had the most amazing experience but I also had my pockets full of money.
This is more of a thought experiment: What if the exclusion of a supposedly loved family member wasn’t malicious, or some kind of evil plot, but simply a genuine mistake? How could a family hope to mend their relationship? How could someone get past what had happened?
Mark had always considered himself the luckiest man alive. Overweight and ordinary, he never imagined a life where he’d be married to someone as stunning and graceful as Kate, a woman clearly out of his league. But the illusion of happiness begins to unravel as Kate grows distant and cold. Meanwhile, Julia his step daughter hated him. As Mark struggles to hold onto the crumbling threads of his once perfect life, something unexpected happens.
Cody discovers he needs help getting his new business up and running. Theresa and Ann help with procuring a contract while a new friend helps with the salvage work.