In a crumbling classroom at a last-chance school, three teenagers—Ace, Tyson, and Gel—battle boredom, trauma, and the constant threat of being forgotten. Enter X, fresh out of college and wildly unprepared, thrown into a room where learning collides with survival, and every moment teeters between chaos and connection.

As the days bleed together and storms—both literal and emotional—roll in, X tries to be a steady presence in lives shaped by abandonment, abuse, and apathy. But when the Janitor, an ominous figure who might just be a ghost—or something worse—begins to loom large, X must confront what it means to really show up for someone, and whether that’s even enough.

Darkly funny, brutally honest, and achingly human, If It Rained One Million Years is a searing exploration of education, empathy, and endurance in a world that too often fails its kids.