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A brief trip back home quickly transforms into an extended stay for Eric when he finds himself torn between reconnecting with his two sisters and rekindling his poker nights with his old group. The longer Eric stays, the more he delves into proving to everyone that he remains the premier poker player in town. However, as he indulges in these pursuits, the underlying tensions within his family begin to resurface, particularly with his sister Rachel. Memories of past conflicts and unresolved issues threaten to overshadow their joyful reunions. Meanwhile, their little sister Maggie's presence adds a layer of complexity, as Eric tries to balance his responsibilities towards her while navigating the emotional landscape of homecoming. Eric’s determination to show that he is still the best poker player in town leads him into frequent late-night sessions with his old friends, much to Rachel's dismay. She resents these absences and feels a growing sense of neglect from Eric, who she believes should be more present for their family. Maggie, on the other hand, brings a sense of innocence and curiosity to their homecoming, unknowingly serving as a reminder of the simpler times they once shared. As the days pass, the lines between past and present begin to blur. Eric starts questioning whether his relentless pursuit of proving himself is worth the strain it’s putting on his relationships. He finds himself reflecting on what truly matters most in life—his family's happiness or his own fleeting victories at the poker table. The visit that was initially meant to be a brief reunion turns into a deeper journey, one where Eric must confront not just his past but also his future with his sisters and their little sister.