The movie GONE: My Daughter follows the story of Ashley, a young 16-year-old girl who was forced to give up her newborn daughter for adoption. Eighteen years later, Ashley receives a letter from her daughter, telling her that she wants to meet her. Excited about the prospect of finally meeting her daughter, Ashley makes plans to fly to her daughter's hometown to meet her.
However, just as she arrives, she discovers that her daughter has disappeared without a trace. Ashley is devastated and feels guilty for not being there to protect her daughter. She soon realizes that she is the only one who cares about finding her daughter and begins her own investigation.
Jake, Ashley's ex-boyfriend, appears in her life once again, and she reluctantly accepts his help. At first, they have a strained relationship as they try to navigate their past and feelings for each other. However, as they uncover more clues about their daughter's disappearance, they grow closer.
As the investigation continues, Jake makes a shocking discovery – he could be the potential father of their missing daughter. The revelation shakes up their relationship and makes them question everything they thought they knew about their past.
With the clock ticking, Ashley and Jake work tirelessly to uncover the truth behind their daughter's disappearance, but they soon realize that they are not the only ones looking for her. The movie explores the themes of love, loss, and the lengths a parent will go to protect their child.