The Automatic Hate

Davis Green struggles in a chaotic relationship with Cassie, which sets the stage for the unfolding events in his life. Their tension-filled partnership creates an emotional backdrop as Davis navigates unexpected revelations.

A mysterious woman named Alexis Green follows Davis home from a bar, claiming to be his cousin. This shocking introduction disrupts Davis's understanding of his family and sets off a series of complicated family discoveries.

In an attempt to find solace, Davis attends a behavioral psychology lecture by his father, Ronald. This lecture sparks Davis's internal struggle with his familial connections and the underlying familial tensions.

While rummaging through his father's belongings, Davis stumbles upon a photograph that hints at a long-lost sibling. This discovery ignites his curiosity and desire to uncover the truth about his family.

Davis's investigation leads him to follow Alexis's clues to upstate New York. There, he meets her two sisters, who provide a mix of warmth and caution as they delve into their interconnected family history.

As Davis spends more time with Alexis, familial tensions begin to surface among the sisters. Conversations about their intertwined relationships with a local man culminate in a heated confrontation that complicates their dynamic.

During a heart-to-heart conversation with Alexis, she probes Davis about his reasons for leaving Cassie. This emotional exchange reveals a poignant connection, yet it is overshadowed by dark secrets lurking in their family.

Cassie's arrival in New York with the news of Davis's grandfather's death brings heartbreak and tension. This loss forces the characters to confront their feelings and relationships amidst the emotional turmoil.

The trio gathers for the funeral in Boston, where emotional tensions explode. Alexis and Cassie vie for Davis's attention, leading to conflicts that illuminate the family's troubled dynamics.

During a tense dinner, the family attempts to ease the underlying animosities. However, the atmosphere becomes explosive when Alexis reveals a bracelet, triggering a brutal fistfight between Josh and Ronald.

In a moment of heightened tension, Davis punches Alexis, leaving her feeling humiliated. This drastic action marks a significant turning point in their complex relationship and strife among the family members.

In the aftermath of the funeral, Davis and Josh confront their shared grief while uneasily discussing their late sister, Rebecca. This conversation heightens rifts as they each blame the other for her tragic death.

Amid the chaos, Davis shares an intimate moment with Alexis, revealing his feelings through a tender kiss. This moment complicates his feelings for Cassie further, showcasing the turbulent emotions at play.

After navigating his complex feelings, Davis confesses his emotions to Cassie, who accepts him back without conditions. This moment illustrates the themes of loyalty and love despite the storm of revelations.

As the narrative unfolds, Davis grapples with the devastating consequences of uncovering his family's buried truths. This introspection leads him to ponder the fragile balance between love, loyalty, and personal identity.