Regretting You

A devoted husband and father whose charm masks a secret affair that fractures his marriage. His sudden death in a car accident triggers a cascade of revelations and guilt for his wife and daughter. He is both loving and flawed, leaving unresolved consequences for the family.

A mother who balances pregnancy, marriage, and later widowhood after the revelations surface. She organizes the funeral and confronts the truth about the affair while trying to protect Clara. Her journey is one of resilience, accountability, and learning to speak honestly about the past.

A high school student with dreams of acting who befriends Miller and becomes entangled in a web of love, secrecy, and family trauma. She helps move the city limits sign, symbolizing her role in shaping her own future. Her growth anchors the story as she balances romance with ambition and responsibility.

Morgan’s sister who is involved in an ongoing relationship with Jonah. Jenny’s past affair with Chris and her untimely death catalyze the family’s reckoning with truth. Her memory haunts the living as they navigate guilt and reconciliation.

Chris’s best friend whose quiet love for Morgan lingers beneath the surface. After the deaths, he becomes involved with Jenny and later shares a complicated, evolving role as Elijah’s father figure. His choices test loyalties and complicate family bonds.

Clara’s young love who dreams of filmmaking. He values his grandfather Hank and fears leaving town for college. Their dynamic, including helping move the city limits sign, embodies the tension between staying close to home and pursuing a larger dream.

Miller’s grandfather, a steady paternal figure who offers guidance and support. He anchors the family dynamics and provides a sense of history and continuity amid change. His presence underscores the theme of legacy and responsibility.

Clara’s best friend who shares in high school drama and social circles. She contributes to the teen友情 dynamics and supports Clara as she navigates friendships, crushes, and personal growth.

The baby born to Jenny and Jonah, whose presence helps unify the family and symbolize renewal. As he grows, Elijah embodies the consequences and hopes of the adults’ choices, influencing how they move forward.