Straight-Six

On a remote Scottish beach, a man is erased with brutal finality. His name, his face, his reason for being there swallowed by wind, tide, and silence. But the land keeps its counsel.

 

A house overlooking Windermere begins to loosen its grip on the past. As an elderly man prepares to let go of a life carefully constructed and quietly guarded, buried memories surface: of London nights and private clubs, of engines purring in the dark, of a woman whose presence once altered the course of everything that followed.

 

Lives long separated by continents and quiet regrets begin to echo one another. From the Highlands to London, from colonial estates to forgotten houses heavy with solitude, the past stirs with unfinished business.