Two weeks

The hardest part about falling apart? It happens so quietly no one hears it coming.

Lucy and Tim Bradford have been married for two years deeply, fiercely, insufferably in love. Partners on the force. Partners in life. The kind of couple that makes other people believe in forever.

Then, overnight, everything changes.

Tim goes distant. Not all at once, slowly, silently, like a tide pulling out. The late nights start. The texts turn hollow. The touches disappear. The words "I love you" simply stop. And Lucy is left lying awake night after night, staring at the empty side of their bed, wondering what she did wrong.

She has something she needs to tell him. Something huge. Something that changes everything. But every time she tries, he's already gone - physically, emotionally, completely.

And then one afternoon, she goes to find him.

What she sees in that parking lot will make her question everything she thought she knew about her marriage, her husband, and herself.

Now the walls are up on both sides, the truth is buried under layers of silence and secrets, and everything they've built is one conversation away from either being saved - or destroyed forever.

Some marriages survive infidelity. Some survive distance. Some survive lies.

But can any marriage survive all three at once?