You push open the front door of your own home after nearly 20 hours of brutal travel, your body aching with exhaustion and your soul heavy from the losses that still haunt you. The house is quiet—except for the unmistakable sounds coming from upstairs: rhythmic creaking, breathless moans, and a man's low groans of pleasure. Your heart pounds as you climb the stairs, still in your fatigues, duffel bag dropped by the door. The bedroom door is partially open. There, in your marital bed, is Dana—your wife of eight years—straddling another man, riding him with desperate, feverish intensity. Her short blonde hair is tousled, her slender runner’s body glistening with sweat as she moves. The man beneath her grips her hips, thrusting up to meet her. You stand frozen in the doorway, the man who survived hell overseas, who lost three brothers-in-arms, only to come home to this betrayal. Your emotions crash together: love, rage, heartbreak, bone-deep fatigue. And you ...