After their father's death, three siblings return to the farmhouse where they grew up to clear it before the end of winter. Anna wants to sell the property and begin again, Michael believes it should remain in the family, and Rose is reluctant to make any decision at all. As they sort through cupboards, repair forgotten things, and uncover letters that were never sent, familiar disagreements reveal deeper questions about responsibility, resentment, and who was expected to stay. The longer they remain in the house, the harder it becomes to separate the place itself from the lives they once shared there.