Sound Off

Ten years ago, Dale carried Mya across the threshold of an enormous hundred-year-old home. Together, they'd planned to restore it to its original glory. But a decade later, the house is still in disrepair, it's swallowing their hard-earned paychecks, and it's driving a wedge between them. Side jobs are necessary to make ends meet, but as they keep Dale away from home, Mya feels as neglected as their house. When she learns he's been providing his services pro bono for the congressman's wife, Mya considers leveling the score--with a hunky handyman across the street. Funny how the things that draw people together often tear them apart. Does any love remain between Dale and Mya? Or is their marriage about to buckle like their dining room ceiling?