The Triad, or the Holy Trinity as they call themselves, are three women at the top

of their professional game with absolute In uence and power.

Melody Adams, CEO of a tech rm, carefully guards her di cult past in the streets of LA, preferring

instead to tout her prestigious education at Stanford University. Veronica Whitaker, a medical doctor

married with two children, is having an äair with a young resident she considers her intellectual

equal, unlike her husband. April Summers, a Wall Street superwoman, privileged and causes, aspires

to be the rst Black CFO of any major nancial institution and is relentless in her pursuit. She

has no qualms about ignoring her husband's wish to have a child.

When the women meet in a psychiatrist's office, each there to nd the support they need to navigate

life at the zenith, though competitive at rst, they become fast friends. Vowing to support each

other as they circumnavigate the American dream as women of color, what they did not realize when

their friendship began was that hidden secrets were bound to be exposed. Will the women have the

courage to be real about their pasts that hold them hostage from nd- ing deep human

connecEon? Can they become the soulmates they so desire?

Through their growing friendship, the women realize the very past they'd shunned, is what they must

face for true friendship and indeed love, to transcend. For that, they must go home again.