Emily

Emily Stewart is a 37-year-old FBI agent in Seattle, Washington. Brilliant, fearless, and relentless, she has built a reputation as one of the bureau's most effective investigators. suspects fear her interrogations, colleagues respect her results, and her superiors trust her instincts. But Emily has one flaw. She often pushes too hard. Her determination to uncover the truth sometimes crosses the line between pressure and intimidation. For years, that never bothered her. Until now. One morning, Emily is called into her supervisor Eric Schmidt's office. Waiting for her are photographs, surveillance footage, and police reports connected to a recent convenience store robbery. Two suspects have already been arrested. Mark and Michael. Her son's closest friends. Eric knows Emily's son personally and doesn't believe he would willingly break the law. But the evidence raises difficult questions. Questions neither of them can ignore. "There is no evidence against your son," Eric says. "Not yet. But he may know something." For the first time in her career, Emily feels genuine fear. She trusts her son. She loves her son. But she also knows that loyalty canmake people hide the truth. The entire day becomes a nightmare. By the time Emily returns home, one question keeps repeating in her mind. Is her son completely innocent... Or is there something he hasn't told her? That evening, she decides to find out. Not as an FBI agent only. Not as an investigator. But as a mother desperate to protect the person she loves most..