Remember the time when you were a little kid? Playing with your favorite person; your imaginary friend. The one who was/is by your side. There may be true love between two people but the bond between a person and it's imaginary friend cannot be described with words. Each imaginary friend serves as a purpose and it's different for each child. One may teach values and another may teach a child to stand up for himself. Either way, each imaginary friend is true to its creator. Recently though, studies are showing that kids drop their imaginary friends by the age of 7/8! It is very rare to find a boy or girl orlder than 7/8 with an imaginary friend.

Six young adults have done the impossible. These boys and girls are between the ages of 16 and 25; either in high school or in college. Their imaginary friends have been with them to this very day. But when will they learn that they need to leave their imaginary friends and let them be adopted by young children? Everyday life can suddenly change the relationship between the two. Can these six people learn to let go their best friends that have been with them for so long? Could they have the courage to let go of a friend whose been with them through thick and thin?