A hard-working and devoted parent, Addison has fallen into a pit of mental and physical exhaustion. After the unexpected death of her husband, it’s up to Addison to become the sole provider for herself and her boy, leaving no room for play or distractions. Because of this, she has lost her “spark” and feels as if she is carrying the weight of the world on her shoulders and unintentionally distances herself from her son, only to unleash that stress when her husband's precious mandolin breaks. Addison adores her family above all else and fears losing more than she already has.