As an aging orphanage in rural England prepares to close its doors, only two teenagers remain behind: Alfie, who has lived in the system since he was three and was once returned by an adoptive family, and Caitlin, who arrived years later but never quite managed to be chosen over younger children. With most of the building already emptied and packed away, the vast orphanage grows quieter each day, leaving the two to wander through echoing corridors filled with fading memories of the children who once lived there.
As staff prepare for the final closure and a couple expresses interest in adopting Caitlin, the two teenagers spend their last days exploring forgotten rooms, sharing fears about the future, and confronting the possibility that their paths may soon separate. In the stillness of the nearly abandoned home that shaped them, Alfie and Caitlin form a fragile bond built on companionship, uncertainty, and the quiet hope that even if they leave alone, they will not leave without having mattered to someone.
