Muse A and Muse B are in a very happy relationship. Muse A is a hard working and Muse B is a stay at home. They are also married… to other people.
Muse A's spouse is a gold-digger who spends all of the money their spouse works so hard to bring in, blowing it on trendy jewelry, clothes, bags, and shoes. Since the spouse is unemployed, and because their father can afford good lawyers, Muse A would be royally screwed if they filed for divorce. Everything they’d worked for, the cars, the house, everything would be gone.
Muse B's spouse is abusive, going to work, coming home, getting drunk, and beating Muse B for the smallest mistakes. They’d never agree to a divorce, and Muse B is afraid to ask and anger them.
So Muse A and Muse B spend their time together, when their spouses are none the wiser, sneaking around and having a passionate love affair, so deeply in love that they’d kill for each other.
If only there was a way they could be together without divorcing their spouses…
One night, Muse B visits a friend’s house and spends the night, but comes home to find their spouse brutally murdered. Of course, Muse B is the first suspect, but their alibi checks out, and since there were never any domestic violence reports (Muse B being too afraid to report) there was no motive and they quickly fell off the suspect list and is left alone to mourn their sudden and tragic loss.
A week later, Muse A's spouse is also found murdered, but Muse A was at work all day. The cops do not connect the murders, since no one is aware that Muse A and Muse B even know each other.
Happy accident? Not likely.
The two attend a community grief group where they “meet” for the first time, appear to fall in love, and attend each other’s late spouses’ funerals to support each other. Months later, the cases go cold and Muse A and Muse B get married.
And they live happily ever after.
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