Adam's awakening arouses a lot of interest, but not everyone is equally happy that it happened. There is a woman sneaking around the hospital and the doctor seems very nervous. When Adam later remembers a traumatic event, he decides to try to find out for himself what happened the night of the car accident. Does it have anything to do with the schoolgirls suspected of witchcraft?
After a car accident leaves Adam Prinsloo in a months-long coma, he wakes up with no memory of what happened that day.
Six months later, Adam is physically healthy, but he is becoming more and more convinced that the medication he is given for headaches is holding him back mentally.
Unbeknownst to his father, Adam returns to his hometown, where he searches for information about a girl who died in the accident that caused his amnesia.
Yvette's reclusive grandmother finds out that Adam's father lied to him about the night of the accident. Adam then suffers from withdrawal symptoms and asks for help from the town's doctor.
Adam is furious and determined to find out who exactly was involved. Christa fears the consequences, but Adam's confrontation has an unexpected consequence. Adam digs deeper and deeper…
A confrontation with one of the suspects leads to the discovery that the conspirators were blackmailed. Adam obsessively searches for the missing girl and Christa.
Grandma Sannie reveals what she saw the night of the accident and Adam realizes that there is a mastermind who orchestrated the events leading up to the accident behind the scenes.
A young woman must seek refuge at the only place where she will be safe. She begins to confess to what she was a part of three years ago. Meanwhile, Adam gets a tidal wave of memories.
Adam relives the fateful events of the past, while the conspirators prepare to wipe out the witnesses. The young woman has evidence of the crime, but she must risk her life.
Adam discovers the last piece of the puzzle - he remembers everything with a heartbreaking realization. He must then stop the hunt and there is only one way to do it.