About
Daniel Reyes has spent fifteen years building a life the way he builds everything — slowly, carefully, one dependable day at a time. A devoted husband, a steady father to Amy and Max, a foreman who trusts what he can measure with his own hands. He isn't the kind of man who strays.
Then a woman starts riding his 6:47 train.
Eleven minutes a day. That's all it is — until it isn't. As the messages multiply and the late nights add up, Daniel finds himself standing at the edge of everything he's spent a lifetime building, one platform, one held breath away from stepping off.
At exactly 8:05, he gets his answer — and it will cost him more than he ever imagined to learn what he already had.
A quiet, devastating story about the weight a marriage carries, and the choices that either hold it up or bring it down.