Addison’s picture-perfect life shatters when she discovers her husband, Ronald, has been unfaithful—not with one woman, but many. The betrayal cuts deep, leaving her torn between the life she’s built and the self-respect she’s lost. Divorce seems like the obvious choice, but how can she walk away when she’s sacrificed everything for him? Her identity, dreams, and entire world revolve around the man who’s broken her trust. To make matters worse, she must face the heart-wrenching task of revealing Ronald’s infidelity to their daughter, Addison, who still idolizes him. So she waits. A few more months. Long enough to find the right time before she delivers the truth. Until then, she and Ronald continue their silent, crumbling marriage. It’s a terrible plan, but it’s the only one she has. A terrible plan because she notices Michael, her daughter’s friend. The guy Adele swears she doesn’t like, but she knows her daughter and knows what she’s seeing. At first, she convinces herself it’s nothing—just an awareness, a passing thought. But then she develops an attraction for him. The way he looks at her, the way he lingers too close. How he makes her feel things she has no right to feel. As the months pass, Addison’s resolve weakens. Michael awakens something in her she thought was long dead—a desire, a passion, a sense of being truly seen. But how can she give in to these feelings when he’s the one person she can never have? The blurred line between right and wrong forces Addison to confront the hardest question: what kind of mother is she?