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.
Married for three years, and my husband's never even met me. I stayed behind in his hometown, looking after this old house for him. Only to have his assistant show up with divorce papers. Ms. Morrison.
Come in. Mr. Grant sent me. These are the divorce papers. The terms are clearly stated. Please take a look. $5 million as a settlement and an NDA.
Pen. You are no longer to represent the Grant family. No contact with any member of the Grant family. And this marriage is never to be mentioned.
The money will be there in three days. I've had this number for three years. This is the first time I'm dialing it. Get me a flight back to the city day after tomorrow.
And one more thing. Schedule the performance for Harold Shen's 70th. My cello solo, second on the program. Handle all the logistics.
Understood. It's all taken care of. Rest assured. Three years. It's time to go.