In the Raleigh offices of defense contractor Boykin Dean, Millie and Francine are training computers to do…something. That something is very important for protecting our protectors, our “boys” (sorry, our “people”) abroad who fight for our freedom. Their families are very proud. Their security clearance is low. Their supervisor is the girlboss to end all girlbosses. When a new coworker with direct ties to the military disrupts the peaceful duo, Millie must muddle through ethical questions about the true nature of her work amidst a budding secret romance.
In the Raleigh offices of defense contractor Boykin Dean, Millie and Francine are training computers to do…something. That something is very important for protecting our protectors, our “boys” (sorry, our “people”) abroad who fight for our freedom. Their families are very proud. Their security clearance is low. Their supervisor is the girlboss to end all girlbosses. When a new coworker with direct ties to the military disrupts the peaceful duo, Millie must muddle through ethical questions about the true nature of her work amidst a budding secret romance.