On their third anniversary, Victoria—daughter of a top biochemist—discovers husband Arthur's affair and pregnancy. Calmly, she signs a fifty-year cryogenic contract, erasing all traces of herself in seven days. Arthur drowns in false grief until reading her diary reveals the truth. He destroys his mistress, wastes his fortune, and waits decades at her pod, aging from tycoon to old man. Fifty years later, Victoria wakes unchanged, embracing new life—while Arthur, withered, clutches dried sunflowers, watching her walk into a future without him.
