Koi has always been the loyal one.

Through every rumor, every late night, every woman who swore they had proof she stayed. She loved him harder than he deserved and defended him louder than he defended himself. But when she catches him in a betrayal that hits way too close to home, something inside her finally breaks.

Fed up and humiliated, Koi walks away from the only man she’s ever truly loved, determined to rebuild her life and her peace. What she doesn’t expect is how hard it is to let go of history or how messy things can get when family is involved.

Then she meets Roman.

He’s older, calm, intentional, and nothing like the chaos she’s used to, Roman makes Koi wonder if maybe love was never supposed to be that damn hard. But starting over sounds a lot easier when the past isn’t still knocking at your door, boundaries aren’t getting crossed, and everybody around you isn’t carrying secrets of their own.

Koi thought leaving would be the hardest part.

She was wrong.

Because by Session 25, the truth has a funny way of finding its way to the couch.