Meet Greg, a writer struggling with agoraphobia, social anxiety disorder, and depression. His dog has passed away. Oh, his fiancée is dead too. Greg’s life has all but lost its sense of meaning, and nothing he writes gives him any sense of closure, or escape from his past either. He lives alone, opening his door only to pick up the day’s food delivery. This is until he sees Emily, an outgoing young woman, who has just moved into the apartment across the hall. She is eager to get to know some new people in the building, and approaches Greg, having bought some cookies to share. Needless to say, her first attempt is unsuccessful. It’s going to take more than cookies for Greg to open up to Emily, but it is a start. While Greg cannot understand it, there is something about his new neighbor that fascinates him. And she doesn’t give up easily either, knocking again on his door. This time, he lets her in, getting a small glimpse into Greg’s world, and his past. She wants to see him again, and invites him to her place for dinner. Emily’s arrival is a breath of fresh air for Greg, forcing him to see his life differently, and slowly work to pick himself up. He is excited about having dinner with her; it’s the start of something new! Until he opens his apartment door, and realizes, that he does still have agoraphobia, and social anxiety disorder, and depression. Oh, and his fiancée is dead. Will Greg be able to gather enough strength to make it to Emily’s door, or will his one opportunity to begin anew in his life, leaving his past behind him, be too much to handle?