Off the heels of her husband's affair, Eve found herself voyaging on a road well traveled as the betrayed wife. Everything in her instructed her to leave him. However, from the counseling of her mother and pastor, she remained with her husband, Shamar. To aid in the healing of their marriage, the Dawson's sought marriage therapy. For Shamar, a year was enough time to heal from his sin, but for Eve, it would take much longer. While she loved her husband, trusting him would never be the same. Every late arrival home, unanswered text message or phone call, and trips out of town increased the distrust within her. Despite his demanding career as a criminal defense lawyer, Eve was often on the back burner of his life. If she had to set his priorities, they would follow as career, kids, family/friends, and finally -- wife. Tired of feeling like a fourth placed fool, Eve ventured out to find what she was missing from her husband. The search would lead her into the presence of a young stranger. Becoming the filler of her voided existence, the stranger would haul out pieces of Eve she never knew she had. Within a few fleeting moments in time, Eve went from being a devoted, bitter and alone wife to an unfaithful, happy and involved adulterer. The new life she led was all smoke and mirrors for what she did not see was the trouble lingering on the path ahead. At the end of Eve's Confession, the tried and true meaning of full forgiveness was put to the test. Not everyone was who they seemed and her best interests were never the main concern. Listen to the playlist of Eve's life where the hooks of the songs were her spinning life, the base of the guitars were her lustful desires and the beating drums were the uncertain future.