Thirty years after a pact made in youth, two old friends reunite in a small-town diner on Christmas Day. When a stranger arrives in place of the third, buried truths begin to surface, and nothing about the past is quite the way they remembered it.
When you make a promise at 30, you think you will keep it because 30 doesn’t feel far from forever.
You believe time will stay manageable, that faces will remain familiar, and that friendships forged in youth will survive simply because they once felt unbreakable.
When you make a promise at 30, you think you will keep it.