A recovering alcoholic, Emma is relieved to be celebrating a milestone she never thought she’d reach: one year sober. She has spent the past year shutting out the world beyond her steady rotation of group meetings and her 9-5 office job where she is only known as deeply-functional Work Emma and not as someone who had to recently admit to giving her mother crabs when she used her towel or ran into a one-night-stand she apparently met at an Ed Sheeran concert. She’s hoping that achieving one year sober will wash away the last of her shame and regret, and that she’ll finally feel shiny and brand new. But just as Emma crosses what she thinks will be her finish line, she’s suddenly pushed out of the safe social bubble she’s built around herself. Her estranged father mysteriously reappears just as she’s assigned to plan her office holiday party (something she has zero expertise in as a socially awkward recovering alcoholic) and meets Ben, a swoon-wort