A mother and son were moving to a small town in Moab, Utah, where they were about to start a new life. It is 1962.

SYNOPSIS:

Chadwick is a seventeen-year-old who has been going through stress lately; he hates moving away from his hometown in Denver, Colorado, by leaving his grandparents behind, but he has no life in Denver, and there is one thing that Chadwick has been holding on. He has been carrying a burnt red fabric, which means a lot to him. Chadwick refuses to let the piece the fabric, and we have no idea why he’s been connected to that piece. Margaret is a mother who is going through a divorce from her abusive husband, Sal, and Chadwick’s father. She wants to take her son and hide in a place where Sal won’t be able to find them, and Sal is after them. She has something he needs, so he is trying to track them down to grab what’s his. Margaret wants to protect Chadwick. Margaret met a handsome police officer who would turn her life upside down, Chadwick made some new friends in high school, and he met a biker named Zane. ‘Zane’ is a biker’s name; Chadwick doesn’t know his real name, and Zane wants to know about Chadwick's life, but Chadwick refuses to tell him something. He is keeping it away without letting anyone know. Chadwick and Zane are more than just friends.

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