Jordan Carter and Alana Brooks divorced not because they stopped loving each other,but because life kept breaking them faster than they could heal each other.Their financial struggles were endless — overdue bills, unstable jobs, medical debt, failed businesses.Every conversation became an argument.Every day became survival.They separated before resentment poisoned whatever love remained.One year later, both have moved on.Jordan is dating someone steady; Alana is seeing a man who treats her with gentleness she desperately needed.Then Jordan’s life shifts overnight —he wins a $1,000,000 lottery.But the prize has one shocking condition:only legally married contestants with proof of a happy home can claim the money.Desperate, Jordan begs Alana to pretend they’re still married.She agrees, and they plan to split the money.But to convince the lottery officials, they must live together again — cook, clean, attend interviews, post “happy” photos, and survive surprise home inspections.Now two ex-lovers, both in new relationships, must breathe the same air, share the same kitchen, sleep under the same roof… while fighting their unresolved feelings, old hurt, jealousy, and the grief of what they lost.As the act becomes harder to maintain, both Jordan and Alana must face the question they avoided during the divorce:Were they truly done with each other…or did poverty break a love that could have survived under better skies?