Live Each Day Fully

Finn Harris is a man who cannot say no to his work. When his colleague Audrey calls deep in the night, another body needing urgent cremation, he leaves his wife Quinn without a word and does not return until dawn. He calls it duty, and he asks her to understand.

Quinn has understood for a long time. She remembers the first year of their marriage, when he sat beside her through sleepless nights and whispered that he was there. Now she tells him she wants a divorce, and when he fails to appear at the courthouse, a call from City Central Hospital brings news of his car accident. At his bedside she holds out the papers and a pen, refusing to pay his medical bills until he signs, while Audrey insists there is nothing between them and the people around them turn on her.

Finn will not sign. He says he would rather die, that he loves her, that he has already bought the tickets to Aspen. Quinn only tells him he disgusts her.