BLAME IT ON YOU, DAN.

After a miscarriage shatters their marriage, Annalise is left grieving alone. Her husband, Dan, emotionally shuts down, and the silence between them becomes unbearable. In that emptiness, Annalise makes a mistake, an affair that spirals into heartbreak when Dan discovers the truth.

Their marriage begins to unravel. In the middle of the fallout, Annalise learns she’s pregnant. When Dan asks if the baby is his, she genuinely doesn’t know. Divorce follows swiftly. Alex, the man she turned to, assumes he’s the father, and Annalise lets him believe it. But a secret DNA test reveals the truth: the baby is Dan’s.

Despite the divorce and new relationships, Dan and Annalise remain under the same roof while sorting out property. Tensions flare, boundaries blur, and in their pain, they fall into moments of intimacy, reminders of what they once had and still haven’t fully let go of.

When Alex senses their lingering connection, he retaliates in silence. As Dan’s boss, he fires him without warning, severing more than just professional ties. Annalise, caught in the middle, stays quiet, choosing stability over truth.

Eventually, she marries Alex, trying to give her child a whole family. But the marriage slowly collapses under the weight of guilt and unresolved feelings. She quietly separates from Alex and begins raising her child alone, still guarding the secret.

Everything changes when her child faces a sudden medical crisis. No one in her life is a match. Tara, Annalise’s sister and the only one who knows the truth, contacts Dan. When he turns out to be the only compatible donor, suspicion grows. Tara’s evasiveness only confirms what Dan is starting to realize.

When he finally confronts Annalise, the truth unravels. The child is his. What hurts most isn’t just the lie—it’s the years he lost, the moments he missed, and the role he was never allowed to play.

But this time, neither of them walks away.

Dan steps into fatherhood with quiet determination, and Annalise, no longer hiding, begins to rebuild what was broken. As trust is slowly restored, love returns, not as it was, but as something harder-earned and more enduring. Together, they choose to move forward, not just as co-parents, but as partners, ready to give their love a second chance.