Two weeks after Sarah and Jake’s wedding, their happiness collapses when Jake accuses her of cheating after smelling “cologne” in their bedroom. Alone and confused, Sarah soon uncovers the truth—it’s not what Jake thinks.
After Jake’s mom is injured, he leaves to care for her, and days later, Sarah returns home to find Jake acting suspicious. He accuses her of infidelity, pointing to a scent in their bedroom. Sarah denies it, but when she returns home later, she finds the locks have been changed, and Jake is unreachable.
Sarah turns to Jake’s brother, who coldly accuses her of cheating, and Jake sends her texts claiming she had an affair. He even talks about annulment and demands the return of the ring. Devastated, Sarah remembers using lemon-cedarwood wipes to mask the smell of fish—something Jake hates.
She texts Jake to check behind the fan. The next morning, Jake shows up, apologizing for his mistake. But Sarah can’t move past the betrayal. She leaves, realizing that love shouldn’t turn so quickly.
Jake bombards her with apologies, but Sarah, now staying with her mom, refuses to respond. Two weeks into marriage, she’s learned the painful truth: love doesn’t turn toxic so fast.
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