Indian Summer

Wes Ingram loves his wife. He thinks. So then why has he slept walked through ten years of marriage, stealing every opportunity to daydream about the girl he had before? It's been an easy, friendly marriage, and he and Maura have two great kids. Both of them are committed to their children's happiness, even if it means ignoring the lack of passion between them and pretending they're happy just to maintain the status quo...until they share a stolen moment of passion during daylight hours, and Wes decides it's time to push for more. Unfortunately what he wants to say gets tangled up with what and who he's been thinking about, and before he knows what happened, the damage is done, and his wife is devastated. How do you save a love you don't realize is the most important thing in your life until you're faced with losing everything? Can Wes make it up to Maura, even when he knows saying I'm sorry isn't enough?