Sasha is beside herself with panic at making the right decision about her relationship and about this baby. Jesse hurt her in an irreparable way. But being pregnant with his child changes everything. And the only way she can even begin to imagine healing is to go all the way back to her childhood and the first man she ever loved who left her for music-her dad. His takeaway message? Rock stars are dicks, not dads. And her mom is even less supportive. She's lived the life of a rock star's wife and doesn't want Sasha to make a decision she'll regret for the rest of her life. But Jesse isn't willing to give up without a fight. He knows that buying his way out of his guilt didn't work so he tries a new approach-finally getting some face time with the only person who matters to him. His biggest fear-is it too late? Sasha is forced to make the hard choices she's been putting off, but will she go down the road her mom is warning her away from? Or will she listen to the dad she's barely known since she was ten? Both pose challenges, but one of them is much clearer
