Before the Covid-19 pandemic, Roger Preston believed he had the perfect marriage. The lovely home, trophy wife, great job, friends. It's difficult to say just how much Covid-19 had to do with his rude awakening to the truth. But, without it, none of this story may have happened. Roger learns that the lifelong contract, 'til death do us part, is breakable, that the perfect marriage is an illusion. Two divorces, a murder. one trial by jury, new friendships, and one happy reunion are Roger's new reality. Pandemic to blame? Quite likely.