Arthur needs forty-seven dollars to make rent. One more ride will do it. The passengers are two teenage boys. They get in his car after midnight. They won't answer his questions. They just keep repeating the same phrase: "Six-seven." And filming him. When Arthur's tire blows out in the middle of an industrial district, the boys try to escape the locked car. One reaches into his pocket. Arthur sees the movement his daughter described three weeks ago when she was attacked. Now Arthur has a choice: trust his instincts or question his own mind. A razor-sharp psychological thriller about trauma, generational disconnect, and the terrifying moment when fear becomes the real threat.