There was an open secret among upper-class society: Brandon Anderson loved his wife, Rhea Lowe, more than anything, yet he could never stop cheating on her.
For ten years, Rhea believed she was the woman Brandon had fought so hard to marry. His mistresses were forbidden from revealing themselves to her, until his latest lover, Anna Smith, deliberately shattered that rule. When Rhea discovers not only Brandon’s affair but also that Anna is carrying his child, she finally decides to leave.
As Rhea prepares the divorce papers, the seventeen-year-old version of Brandon—the boy who once loved only her—mysteriously appears before her. For his sake, Rhea gives her husband three final chances.
But one by one, twenty-seven-year-old Brandon destroys them.
When the last chance disappears, Rhea signs the divorce agreement and walks away. Only then does Brandon begin to understand that loving someone means nothing when betrayal has already destroyed their trust—and some regrets come far too late for forgiveness.