If your annual daughter disappeared, would you get to know her twenty years later? Say that you are mine to deal with the two things we are most afraid of - losing a child and losing reason. Three women. Three stories. Three truths. Stellina's daughter disappeared many years ago from the beach during the holiday. After a lengthy search, the police investigation was terminated. It was assumed that the little girl had taken the waves and was declared dead. Stella learned to live with it. She works as a psychotherapist, and he and her husband Henrik have a son Mila. But if an unknown young woman appears at her clinic, Stella suffers a severe panic attack. She is convinced that she is her dead daughter Alice. The meeting is only the beginning of a dangerous journey to the past. Stella must find out what happened to Alice at all costs. She becomes obsessed with her new patient, and her despair is increasing when she begins to say that someone is striving for her life. But no one will believe her, starting to doubt their mental health. Is he really paranoid, or should he believe in his instincts? Say you are my psychological thriller about the painful loss of a child who tells an engaging story of grief, guilt, madness and dangerous obsession.