Synopsis: Late Nights

Sixteen year old Willow Pierce cannot remember her childhood. She was found by Richard Pierce, alone and abandoned. He adopted her and accepted her into his family. No one could seem to help pierce the fog in her brain. Neither her adoptive family nor doctors or therapists were able to help. She doesn't know who she was, or where she came from.

And now she's begun to have nightmares. They haunt her during the night, depicting horrible scenes over and over in her head against her will. She doesn't know what they mean.

The only person she can really share this information with is her brother, Louis. He's always there to lend a sympathetic ear. Willow offers the same thing to him, but he refuses to speak of his past. He says nothing about his family, nothing of the time he spent living on the street. Everything before the day he was officially adopted by Richard is off-limits for discussion.

Louis desperately wants to erase his memories more than anything, while Willow just wants to remember.

When tragedy strikes, they both must learn to cope. Willow has to deal with the new bits and pieces that come to her in the night, while Louis must learn to open up and accept that the past is the past.