Nineteen-year-old Laura from Denmark has divorced parents, with whom she alternates. When she hears that the country is going into lockdown, her rather carefree life is turned upside down.

The sale of Jacob's house is called off. This has far-reaching consequences, not only for Jacob and his wife, but also for his daughter Laura, who is worried about her mother Fanny.

Everyone prepares to leave the country; Peter gets angry workmen on his roof, but drives them away; a drawing by Lucas causes Laura to face an impossible choice.

When Fanny leaves for Romania, Laura takes her to the ferry and is unsure whether she should come along; Henrik and Nikolaj are visited by Danilo, who is looking for his son.

Jacob wants to report Laura missing, but this puts his work permit and his family's visas in jeopardy; Laura and Elias agree to travel to Poland.

Laura waits in vain for Elias and catches the last train alone; Nikolaj and Henrik are in the United Kingdom; Jacob and Amalie travel to the south of France with their last money.