in an amorous holiday film. Everything seems perfect until Abigail mentions their upcoming visit to her family for the festive season. Malcolm's demeanor shifts suddenly and he declares a change of plans -- he prefers to stay home for the holidays. Abigail is perplexed as Malcolm gives fragile justifications for his sudden change of heart. She contests his decision, laying bare Malcolm's unsettling pattern of keeping her secluded from others. Denying all allegations, Malcolm convinces her that she's merely being oversensitive. Despite her disquiet, Abigail endeavors to maintain a facade of normalcy but the moment Malcolm steps out of the room, she resolves to change things. In a flurry, Abigail begins packing, resolute in her decision to escape this unhealthy situation once and for all. However, when she turns to find Malcolm furiously advancing towards her, she realizes it's too late. Fast forward a few months, and the scenario hasn't changed much, except that Malcolm now has a new girlfriend, Lindsay. Lindsay is pleased to be with Malcolm, yet she can't shake off the worry that she might just be a rebound, considering Abigail's untimely demise not long ago. Malcolm, though, reassures her that while he misses Abigail, he is now in love with Lindsay. However, the ghost of his past actions begins to haunt Malcolm. Over a course of days, he sees spectral appearances of an enigmatic woman dressed in white silently moving through his house. Be it a fleeting movement from the corner of his eye or a misty figure at the end of the corridor, Malcolm's life is thrown into chaos. Lindsay's insistence that she sees nothing only adds to his anxiety. One night, as Malcolm lies in bed, he's visited yet again by the mysterious lady in white. This time, it's unmistakably clear that it's Abigail. She's come to make Malcolm confess the truth about her untimely death, even though Malcolm is unyielding in his denial of any responsibility. It's then that Abigail begins to lure him in, promising that once he confesses his guilt, he will finally find liberation...1c:T86e,Abigail (Ana Foxxx) and her boyfriend, Malcolm (Alex Mack), are relaxing and watching a romantic holiday movie together. Things seem to be going well until Abigail brings up how they're seeing her family for the holidays. That's when the mood changes, as Malcolm becomes standoffish and states that he's changed his mind -- he wants to stay home for the holidays instead.

Abigail is confused as Malcolm makes flimsy excuses for his change of heart. She tries to protest, revealing Malcolm's troubling habit of keeping her isolated, though Malcolm denies everything and convinces her that she's just overreacting. Abigail is troubled and tries to pretend that everything is okay, but the moment Malcolm leaves the room, she decides enough is enough.

Abigail rushes to pack a bag, determined to get herself out of this situation once and for all. But when she turns around and sees Malcolm angrily approaching her, she knows it's too late.

Months later, the scene set is much the same, except that Malcolm is with a new girlfriend, Lindsay. Although Lindsay is happy to be with him, she's concerned that she's just a rebound since Abigail tragically passed not long ago. But Malcolm assures her that, although he misses Abigail, he loves Lindsay now.

But Malcolm starts to become haunted by his actions of the past. Over multiple days, he catches ghostly glimpses of a mysterious woman in white drifting silently through his house. Whether it's movement from the corner of his eye or a figure shrouded in mist at the end of the hallway, Malcolm's world is turned upside down. It doesn't help that whenever he brings it up with Lindsay, she claims she doesn't see a thing.

One night, as Malcolm lies in bed, he's once again visited by the mysterious woman in white. But this time, it's painfully clear that the mysterious woman is Abigail. She's there to get Malcolm to admit the truth of how she came to pass, although Malcolm is adamant that he had nothing to do