Hazel and Derek love each other greatly but when the moment of truth comes, they have to set their love aside. For Hazel, it is the chance to reunite with her family and find out about her past; a past that she has lost all knowledge of in a thunderstorm that killed all her companions. For Derek, he gets the shock of his life when he's confronted with the ghost of his wife, a woman who has been dead for the past six years. Sadly, it is a mutual decision for the two lovers when they decide to part ways. Hazel finds her way to her son and her sister, her only family and people who considered her dead for a little over three years. There's no disputing the fact that Derek has to be at the side of his wife, a woman who's frail and tortured and has supposedly experienced six years of pain and suffering. Returning to their lives, the two lovers are determined to make their new realities work. For Hazel, it is bittersweet because as much as she has wanted to know the truth about her past and as much as it gladdens her that she has people who love her, something that she had always doubted, it also hurts that she has to say goodbye to the man that she loves. Derek is stuck in a difficult situation as well, he loves Hazel but he cannot turn his back on the woman who had given him his first great love, his daughter, when she needs him the most. Hazel and Derek have to adjust to the new lives that they have chosen away from each other. And truly enough, the moment of their separation recedes to the past as they both try to create new lives and memories and stand by the decisions that they have made. As Hazel learns how to be a mother to her dear son and becoming the sister that Melanie lost, slowly, she begins to regain memories of her past, in the process, getting a brighter outlook towards life and hope for the future. On the other side of Hawaii, Derek is slowly making progress with his wife whose honesty his best friend Jack questions greatly. And then, several questions are asked: Is all really as it seems? What goes on in Elaine's head? What really is her story? What happened that day six years ago when she was declared dead and where has she been all these years? Just when it seems as if things cannot get any more strange or suspicious, Hazel notices that she's not only being followed, but her house is being staked as well. Is this in any way connected to Derek or just pretty much a random act? What exactly does the future plan to unfold about Elaine and her connection with Pablo? Finally, is there hope for Derek and Hazel's love story?