A gifted cellist hides her brilliance behind a marriage that ends when her husband divorces her, unaware that the musician he has long admired from afar is the very woman he cast aside. As she reclaims her place on the concert stage, the truth about her identity threatens to upend them both.
I'm Zara Bennett. Mr. Morrison, it's a pleasure. Caleb, weren't you looking for a top musician to play at your grandmother's birthday party? Mr. Morrison's amazing. He'd be the perfect person to ask.
I already asked. He doesn't do private gigs. That's a shame. Where do you live, Mr. Morrison? The West Side.
Coincidence. I'm on the West Side, too. Caleb, don't scare him. He's a whole new person. So different from the cold ex-husband who was never home for three years. The contrast Not husband. Ex-husband.
Miss Morrison! This is a set of handcrafted strings I brought from overseas. They were meant as a gift for Mr. Morrison. Now that I know you're him, I want you to have them. You know who I am?