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Lena returns to the island of Corfu, where her mother died just six years ago. However, on the day of her arrival, a new tragedy brings back to life memories from a past she has been trying to run away from.

Lena’s sister is gone, but what is the secret behind her death? Was it a coincidence or a premeditated act? Murder or suicide? The police begin investigating, just as the family search for their own answers.

When Lena discovers some provocative photos, she becomes suspicious and decides to figure out what was really happening in her sister’s life. It is not long before she starts unravelling the family secrets.

On the day of the funeral, Lena and Nikos decide to reveal to the family everything they have discovered up to now. At the same time, the police are investigating the possibility that Anna was murdered.

Lena’s uncle denies any involvement with the photos, but no one believes him. However, the family decides not to give the cell phone to the police until the DNA that was found on Anna’s body is identified.

The case gets complicated even further when another body is discovered drifting in the sea. Meanwhile, a tip leads the police to believe that Lena’s uncle is the victim of a plot designed to incriminate him.

Lena struggles to no avail to remember what happened on the night her sister died. As she sinks into despair, she becomes convinced that she is responsible for her mother’s as well as her sister’s death.

In the final episode, Lena finally remembers who pushed her mother off the cliff. As the pieces of the puzzle start coming together, time loses its meaning and everything she took for granted falls apart.