Someday at Christmas

After losing their only child the week of Thanksgiving, Micah and Israel Whyte could only take it day by day from there. Not thinking life could get any worse than burying a child, Micah was confronted with the reality that it could get worse when she found out about her husband's affair and the secret child his mistress was pregnant with. What could she do at that point besides accept his infidelity and ask for a divorce? Years pass but for Israel, his love for Micah never changes, and although he recognizes her disdain for him, he's willing to put himself in a compromising position by making her stop long enough to reminisce on the life they shared before he betrayed her trust. Though she has no other choice but to hear him out, will it be enough? With the season of Christmas being a time they both lone to escape, will the spirit of the season be enough to save them? Or will unforgiveness keep them from healing and being able to move forward, even as just friends?