❝I wish I had died before I ever loved anyone but her.❞ ― Ernest Hemingway.
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IN THE IDYLLIC AMERICAN SUBURBS, THE CRACKS OF A DISILLUSIONED PERFECT MARRIAGE ARE BEGINNING TO SHOW.
Audriana's faultless world comes to a screeching halt when she learns of Jae's affair, and under the insistent demands of her brother urging her to separate from her husband, she takes the first step to doing just that.
With Jae now out of the picture, Audriana strains in her attempts to juggle the hot advances of her closest childhood friend and the hostile temperament of her teenage son.
Except Jae is infuriated, embarking on a twisted ideology which dictates if he cannot have Audriana, nobody can.
