Willow's father has gone from saying "how is my sweet girl?" To "where is my sweet girl?" Even Willow feels lost and bewildered by her own behaviour. After having her parent's sole attention for twelve years she knew there would be adjustments to make with the arrival of her baby brother. But she wasn't prepared for the dramatic change within her. With all her parent's assurances ringing in her ears she still thinks there won't be enough love to go around. Willow expects love to be withdrawn and builds walls around herself to protect her from its loss. What will it take for Willow to remember and get back to being her better self? Her walls are making her weary. She wants to make changes but how can she do this? What will it take? It takes three forces combining together, her favourite Aunty, a time shift, and a magical meeting with an ancestor to create the change that Willow desires. Willow will rediscover that Love doesn't get taken away. It stretches .... "and is like the water in the creek, it keeps flowing."