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 Auburn has had a tough six years. At fifteen, she lost the love of her life and she doesn't think she can love again. Now, six years later a few days before her twenty-first birthday, she's recently moved to a new city that she hates, working at a job that she also hates, but she needs it so she can pay the lawyer she just hired to deal with some legal troubles. She's on her way home debating on how she can pay for him, when she notices a help wanted sign in the window of a building called Confess. She's debating when someone comes outside to take down the sign and puts that help is desperately needed. She takes the job. 
 While she's being trained by the guy - Owen - she learns what she's getting herself into. Owen runs an art gallery that only opens once a month. The difference is that he gets his inspiration from strangers who write on pieces of paper their deepest confessions. Some make it others don't. But sometimes the confession is the hardest part as Owen and Auburn are about to find out.