If Love Had Found Us First

A bad breakup drags you to a summer beach party you didn't want to go to, and that's where you meet her: married, warm, and completely disarming. What starts as small talk turns into something neither of you planned on.

The story follows the affair that grows out of that first meeting, two people looking for something missing in their own lives and finding it in each other, regardless of the wedding ring in the way. It's a quiet kind of betrayal, built more on longing than scheming.

You play the man caught in the middle of it, steering conversations and choices as the relationship moves from stolen glances to something more physical. The pacing stays grounded in the everyday, beach afternoons, quiet moments alone, the small risks of getting caught, rather than jumping straight to spectacle.