At 45, Delaney felt invisible—stuck in a loveless marriage, raising two kids, working at a dental clinic, and constantly cleaning up after her husband Caleb’s string of failed business ventures. Then Caleb’s icy, intimidating mother, Gloria, passed away. At the will reading, everything—house, money, property—was shockingly left to Delaney. But there was a catch: she had to stay married to Caleb and live under the same roof with his chaotic sister Tessa for 90 days,
Caleb was furious. Tessa accused her of scheming. And Delaney—still recovering from years of emotional neglect—just wanted peace. Living together was a war zone. Caleb was cold and distant. Tessa disappeared for days. Then came the sabotage: false complaints at work, accusations,