What it is about
On our fifth wedding anniversary, Julian stood me up again.
I stared at his icy text—[Working late tonight]—and was about to reply when I accidentally tapped into an outdoor livestream on my phone.
The camera panned across a sunny park, and Julian’s face suddenly filled the screen.
My heart stopped. I rewound the stream over and over, desperate to make sure my eyes weren't playing tricks on me.
It wasn't just that Julian had lied about working late.
It was the boy in his arms. The boy looked identical to my son—the one who supposedly died premature five years ago.
