A woman must confront her past when she returns to her hometown for a family funeral.
Abby hadn't been back to her hometown in years, but when her aunt passed away, she knew she had to make the journey home. As she drove past familiar landmarks, memories started rushing back to her. Memories of her childhood, memories of her teenage years, and memories that she had long suppressed. 

Her aunt's death had hit her hard, and seeing her family again was overwhelming. The funeral was a blur, with emotions running high and tears flowing freely. As she sat quietly in the car after the service, Abby felt a tap on her shoulder. It was her childhood best friend, Lily. 

Lily and Abby hadn't spoken in over a decade, but as they sat in the car, catching up on lost time, it felt like no time had passed at all. Lily talked about her life, her job, and her family, but when Abby asked about her own life, she didn't know where to start. 

As the days passed, Abby found herself revisiting old haunts, places she hadn't thought about in years. She walked the streets where she used to play with friends, visited the park where she had her first kiss, and even went to the abandoned house where she and her friends used to play "ghosts." 

With each passing day, Abby was forced to confront her past in ways she never thought possible. Her aunt's funeral had opened a floodgate of memories, and now she had to face them head-on. The memories were bittersweet - some good, some bad - but they were all a part of who she was, and she needed to come to terms with that.

As the time for her departure approached, Abby knew that she had found closure. She had come to terms with her past, and as she drove out of town, she couldn't help but feel a sense of peace. She didn't know when she would be back, but now she knew that when she did, she could do so with a clear mind and an open heart.