Clint Merriweather, a stoic, proud, and honorable landscape contractor, made the tough decision to uproot his family from their small town and move to a bigger city to pursue better opportunities. But life had other plans. An iconic flood and poor business decisions put Clint and his family in jeopardy of losing everything they had worked for. To add insult to injury, J.T. Harmon, a ruthless project developer, took advantage of the situation by incorporating diabolical clauses in the contractors' contracts, squeezing out more money for himself. As Clint struggled to navigate through these obstacles, he began to question his own worthiness as a provider for his family. Despite his wife Josie's unwavering faith, Clint couldn't find it within himself. The desire for revenge consumed Clint and Josie as they faced those who threatened their livelihood. Danger lurked at every corner as they struggled to adapt to life in a city that was far bigger than their little hometown. The weight of it all took a toll on Clint's mental health, leading him to seek comfort at a homeless shelter where he spent time with men who were facing similar struggles.