What does a husband do when another man stares at his wife's chest at a block party — right in front of him?
He gets hard.
Leo isn't supposed to be the jealous type. He fixes the sink. He remembers her coffee creamer. He's not supposed to notice when other men look at his wife.
Turns out he notices everything. He just likes it.
One confession turns into a dating profile they build together in bed. The profile turns into David — older, calm, and exactly the kind of man Leo wanted watching his hands all over her in a hotel suite.
Then watching isn't enough anymore.
A backyard crew of three rough contractors and a glass of lemonade. A red bikini car wash with the whole street as an audience. A midnight initiation under a half-built pergola. A kitchen island breakfast none of them are going to forget.
By the time the neighborhood throws its barbecue, Maya isn't hiding a thing. She's just hoping the neighbors don't figure out what Leo already knows — he doesn't want a wife who behaves. He wants one every man on the block wants too.
