Sienna’s world shattered the moment she uncovered Cameron’s betrayal.
He had told her he was traveling for a routine business trip—another corporate retreat, another long week away. But that night, while scrolling through their shared tablet, Sienna found something she wasn’t meant to see: a hotel reservation. One room. One bed. And the name beside his—Lucy Harper, his much younger colleague.
Her stomach turned cold. The quiet suspicions she’d tried to silence for months suddenly found their proof. The late-night messages. The sudden bursts of laughter over text. The way Cameron had started guarding his phone.
Sienna wanted to scream, to confront him right there and then. But she couldn’t. Not yet. She sat alone in their kitchen that night, staring at the snow piling outside the window, wondering when exactly the warmth had left their home.
Three days later, her phone rang. Cameron’s voice, shaky and ragged, came through the line.
“Sienna,” he said. “We’re stuck. The car skidded off the road—I can’t get a signal. It’s snowing hard… Lucy’s with me. Please… help.”
Despite everything, Sienna didn’t hesitate. Betrayal or not, she couldn’t let him freeze to death. She bundled up their son, Benjamin, into the car, and set off into the white wilderness.
