For five years Daisy was the wife Adam's business required, the marriage that kept her father's home, and the woman a billionaire husband left to sleep alone while his family insulted her.
She built her own work around the romance novels he dismissed, until she overheard him tell his father he was not sure he loved her and that she mistook those books for love.
Daisy files for divorce in front of a room of executives and takes shelter in the bookstore where her friends know her as more than a convenient wife.
Adam then appears at her romance book club, reading what he once mocked and taking notes while the women there refuse to let him off easily.
Daisy still wants her husband, but she cannot yet trust the man who must keep choosing her even if she never comes back.
