Overwhelmed by lingering pain and bitter whispers from town, Ginny retreats to her sanctuary by the creek, only to be surprised when her granddad navigates the steep slope in his truck to join her. Sitting together on the damp riverbank, Jed cries with her, acknowledging that while neither of them understands why God allowed such tragedy, they will carry the weight of grief together as he shares stories of her parents. A few days later, a peaceful breeze settles over the farm as Jed hands Ginny her mother’s worn, leather-bound Bible, revealing pages filled with handwritten prayers and notes left specifically for her before she was born. After sharing these deeply personal scriptures aloud with Wes by the baler, Ginny returns to her childhood bedroom in the present day. Safe in Wes’s comforting embrace, she opens her nightstand to find her mother' ...