Rediscovering Stephanie

When Ian takes Stephanie away for a week in the sun, he hopes she’ll finally be able to relax after working long hours at the doctors’ surgery during the pandemic.
Last time they’d visited these islands, his wife was the belle of the pool. Twenty years on, she’ll barely take her sarong off. It takes several days of gentle walks, sangria and cocktails for both the stress and the self-consciousness to drain away.
When their holiday’s nearly up, they meet Robert, a fellow Brit enjoying a fishing holiday. As Ian watches Steph chat to him, he notices her acting in a way he hasn’t seen in years—she’s laughing, dancing and even flirting.
Pleased to see the old Steph emerge, Ian wonders what would have happened if she’d met Robert while alone. Would she have allowed herself to be seduced?
Then another thought sideswipes him: What would she do if he gave her the go-ahead to have a little fun, even though he was there?
They’re in a tropical paradise with a man they’ll never meet again. Could their marriage survive if she slept with Robert?
Could Ian live with himself if he denied her the opportunity?