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In Sag Harbor, two neighbors have settled into lives that don't need anyone else. Or so they tell themselves.
Aldo, 38, is a charming Italian-born realtor who moved to New York for a fresh start, not to fall for the woman next door. For eight years, he's been drawn to her. He just never acted on it. The friendship came first.
Charli, 52, is a sharp-witted family therapist and single mom who's too busy managing hot flashes and raising two teenage boys to think about romance. Especially with a younger man. But even her sons can see what she refuses to: she and Aldo can be more than just friends.
Their lives have been intertwined for years. Close. Comfortable. Careful. Until one dance blurs every line they swore they'd never cross.
Now the question isn't whether they feel something, but whether they're brave enough to let it in.
What does love look like when it arrives later in life, unexpected, undeniable, and impossible to walk away from?