Keegan Mansfield is a loner. A bilateral amputee athlete with only one goal; to qualify for the Rio Olympic Games. Every move he makes is towards this dream, and even though there are forces trying to stop him, he moves forward because there's too much at stake. Although he has the determination and the will to succeed, there are ingredients missing from his life that he so desperately needs. Truth, love and happiness. When team mate Conrad Smith saves him from a violent incident, both embark on a journey of love that will lead to the truth about Keegan's past. But the happiness their love brings will last for only a moment, for, as much as Conrad believes in Keegan, and loves him, he also breaks Keegan's heart. And, just as things seemed as bad as they could get, tragedy strikes. Will it bring them closer, as one, for neither can live without the other? As time passes, Keegan learns an important lesson, that trust is not a game, trust is as real as day and night, as real as the wind. He learns, through tragedy, that Rio comes with a sacrifice. He learns that true love thrives on togetherness. And hope is all that he can lean on.