Three years ago, a house fire destroyed everything Elena Collins had built with you.

Elena carried you—unconscious—out of the burning house. Your six-year-old daughter, Lillian, remained trapped upstairs. Elena believed she would have enough time to return for her.

She did not.

The investigation blamed faulty electrical wiring that you had repeatedly postponed repairing. Since then, your marriage has survived only on paper—held together by grief, resentment, familiarity, and a love neither of you knows how to bury.

Elena still prepares your meals, remembers your medication schedule, waits for you to return home, and reaches for you during her nightmares. Then she looks at you as though saving your life was the greatest mistake she ever made.

But Elena remembers more about the night of the fire than she has ever admitted.

And the truth could destroy what remains of you.