Uncoupling

What happens when you divorce the person you still love?

Leo Morgan has been Gwen's husband for seventeen years.

Her first love.
Her best friend.
The father of her three children.
The man she grew up with.

And now?

Her ex-husband.

There was no affair. No betrayal. No villain.

They simply reached a point where loving each other wasn't enough to make their marriage work.

They had lost themselves somewhere between raising children, building careers, and trying to keep their family together.

So they decided to let each other go.

Except letting go is a lot harder when you're still family.

Leo still calls Gwen when he's sick.

Gwen still calls Leo when something breaks.

They still have Sunday dinners, birthdays, school events, inside jokes-and three children who are absolutely convinced their parents are making the biggest mistake of their lives.

Then Leo starts dating.

Gwen does too.

And suddenly, they have to learn how to watch the person they've loved for seventeen years fall for someone else.

They promised each other they would be happy.

They just never imagined how much it would hurt.

Maybe divorce was the end of their marriage.

But it might not be the end of their love story.