Fleishman está en apuros

Toby Fleishman thought he knew what to expect when he and his wife, to whom he has been married for almost fifteen years, part ways: weekends and vacations alternating with the children, some residual bitterness, some sporadic moment of tension to negotiate co-parenting. of their children. But he couldn't predict that one day, in the midst of her newly acquired sexual emancipation from her, Rachel would leave her two children at her home and never return. Toby had tried so hard to find balance in his single life. The winds of his optimism, long dormant, had only just kicked in. And now this. As Toby tries to figure out where Rachel went, juggling her hospital patients, her never-ending parental chores, and her recently gained sexual popularity on apps, it ends up being the long-winded narrative of the rejected husband and wife excessively. ambitious. But if Toby really wants to understand what happened to Rachel and her marriage, he will have to accept that he may not have been totally objective in his analysis of the events.