Separated from her partner for three months, Jeanne, a philosophy professor, accepts the dinner invitation from Thomas, father of one of her students, a renowned surgeon and colleague of her sister. The evening goes wonderfully and ends at her place. The next day, Jeanne wakes up alone in her bed, naked and with no memory of the night she just spent. She then accuses Thomas of having raped her. The latter, surprised by these accusations, proclaims his innocence. He claims that the relationship was perfectly consensual...

While Jeanne posted her accusation of rape against Thomas on social networks, the latter found himself forced to defend himself to his son and his colleagues. Jeanne, for her part, wonders about her perception of this evening, could she have made it all up? The police investigation allows us to discover more about Jeanne's past, who does not seem to have said everything...

Following a hypnosis session, Jeanne regains the memory of that evening and the circumstances of the rape. She is now convinced that Thomas drugged her and then raped her. While she wants the police to investigate this, she discovers to her amazement that the case is closed. She will then have to prove Thomas' guilt alone.

The search at Thomas's house did not reveal the anesthetics that could have incriminated him, and Jeanne was horrified to discover her poisoned cat. For her, there is no doubt that Thomas is the culprit. An anonymous letter will push Jeanne to dig into Thomas' past and learn more about his deceased wife.

Vanessa, Thomas' lawyer, wakes up groggy. She is certain of being the new victim of the one she was defending until then. Thomas, for his part, tries to regain the trust of his son who doubts his father more and more. Jeanne will find allies in her fight to bring down Thomas and decides to trap him.