Lucille has spent two years married to country star Hugo Kensington, mending his clothes in secret and staying up for a husband who never really sees her.
A love song of his explodes across the internet, and listeners do not hear a ballad for his wife—they hear a tribute to the ex fans now treat as the woman he should have kept.
The record label cashes in with a duet, a music video, and a public reunion, and Hugo still calls the spectacle business until he spends their anniversary on live television naming that other woman his soulmate.
Lucille packs a bag, files for divorce, and builds a future under her own name, running a label that has nothing to do with him.
Only then does he step away from the fame that wrecked their marriage, leaving a single flower at her door each morning with no cameras and no audience.
The man who once ignored her is finally learning how to be a husband, but believing him again could cost her the life she has just begun to claim.
