For the first eighteen years of her life, Rose Gold considered herself terminally ill. She practically lived in the hospital, moved in a wheelchair and ate almost nothing. The doctors shrugged their shoulders as no one could understand what was happening to the girl. It turns out that Rose Gold was absolutely healthy all this time. But her mother, Patty Watts, was sick - a liar, a master manipulator, she had an unhealthy passion for adding poison to her daughter's dinner. Patty got what she deserved. After five years in prison, she has nowhere to go. She asks her daughter to shelter her at least for a while. Surprisingly, Rose Gold agrees: she has been waiting for her mother to return for a long time.