Thirteen years of love. Ten years of marriage. And somehow, Sanaa and Leo Brooks have reached the one place neither of them imagined they’d be: the end.

After years of hurt, resentment, and things left unsaid, Sanaa is ready to accept that love may not be enough to save their marriage. Leo isn’t so sure. Because beneath everything that has gone wrong, he still sees the woman he chose, the woman he built a family with, and the only woman he has ever wanted.

So before they let go for good, they agree to one last chance.

Seventy-two hours. Just the two of them. No children. No distractions. No avoiding the conversations that brought them here.

But tucked away at a quiet lake house, old memories begin to feel a little too familiar. Laughter comes easier. Touches linger longer. And the love they thought had been buried beneath years of pain proves it never really disappeared.

The problem is, falling back into each other has never been the hard part.

Can seventy-two hours undo years of pain, or will loving each other make letting go even harder?