My Wife Betrayed Me for Her Brother, Only to Become His Toy

After ten years of marriage, Noah Griffin announces at his in-laws' Thanksgiving dinner that he wants a divorce, because his wife Cindy ignored his egg allergy and bought a custard pie. Cindy throws food in his face; her adopted brother Joshua and her parents Charlie and Lucy defend her, reminding Noah of every debt he owes the family. Cindy begs him to stay, but Noah refuses and demands she leave with nothing and pay him three million dollars.

Thrown out into the rain, Noah is condemned by his own parents and by friends. Yet he walks to the hospital, where his childhood friend Sharon Salazar, a private detective, calls to tell him that the shop where Cindy bought the pie is interesting. The court hearing is in seven days, and Noah intends to use that time to stand firm on the show his in-laws threaten to expose him on.