Synopsis

The celebration of twenty-five years of marriage had taken a peculiar turn. Donald and Jacqueline were embarking on a week-long wife swap, a gesture met with considerable unrest among the household staff. It seemed their union, once a source of quiet joy, was now the subject of bewildered disapproval. A sense of unease permeated the air, as if a carefully constructed equilibrium had been irrevocably disrupted. The very notion felt like a theft, a robbing of something precious.