During dinner, Sarah’s husband, Arnold, left abruptly, claiming he had urgent work. That night, while watching a basketball game with their son, Sarah saw Arnold on the stadium’s “Kiss Cam”—with Nancy, their ex-nanny. He later texted her, “I can’t talk, I’m at work,” sealing her suspicion with a lie,
Heartbroken and furious, Sarah investigated. It was Nancy’s birthday, and she confirmed her address under the guise of sending a gift. Later, parked outside Nancy’s home, Sarah saw Arnold arrive—gifting Nancy a convertible and professing his love.
Devastated, Sarah confronted him. Arnold admitted the affair and offered her hush money, citing their prenup. Blinded by pain, Sarah emptied their safe, then sought out an unregistered gun. She returned to Nancy’s home, armed and enraged,
but before she could fire, the police—who had been tracking the illegal gun deal—burst in. Sarah was arrested and sentenced to 20 years in prison. Her final memory before being taken away: her son, Adam, calling out for her as he was carried away by the woman who helped break their family apart.
