A widow and a widower have spent eight years building a loving relationship while keeping separate homes. Sensitive to their children’s feelings, they have maintained this arrangement to minimize disruption and ensure family harmony.

As one family prepares for a baby’s arrival, a grieving father struggles with his new stepmother’s claim on the “grandma” title—raising questions about honoring a lost loved one’s memory. The result is a poignant look at how grief, love, and tradition intersect in modern family dynamics.