Abigail wonders if she should commit a crime. Nothing terrible. Just enough to get her locked up. Far away from her destructive marriage. She doesn't want to admit it's domestic abuse, but all the signs indicate she's a victim. Because her scars are invisible, no one can see the damage inside. No one will believe her. Nine years of marriage to a church leader and a successful businessman. A good man. Then why is she so afraid? Abigail and her friend, Cassie, attend a class that teaches women how to guard their hearts. With the encouragement of these women, Abigail moves closer to becoming who God created her to be. As Abigail grows into more of her authentic self, she wonders if the marriage will last. What will the church people say if she separates from her husband? How will she live? Can Abigail find the courage to confront her husband and if she does, what will happen to her future? As life unravels into a battle between what is right versus what feels acceptable, Abigail struggles to make a decision. But will her new life guarantee the security she needs?