"Audrey lost her sight in a crash but inherited a fortune. Her husband Garrett seemed devoted—until she regained vision and caught him in bed with the nanny. Worse: the boy at boarding school wasn't her son Owen. Her real child had been swapped.
She pretended to stay blind. With Marissa, a battered delivery driver, she uncovered the truth: Garrett married her for money, locked Owen in a farmhouse, and replaced him with his own son. Audrey signed a joint insurance policy—$80 million if either spouse died accidentally. Garrett thought he was hunting her. He never saw the trap closing around him.
When Garrett trapped Audrey and Owen in a gasoline-filled warehouse, she turned the explosion on him. Police questioned her—she wore sunglasses, held her cane, and said she remembered nothing. The insurance paid. The villains died. She drove Owen, Marissa, and Ruby into the sunrise. And at her desk, she typed: ""For everyone still walking through the dark—there is light ahead."""
