Seven Year Rule

Beth and Josh befriend a young couple. Whitney and Mason's life was perfect. When Beth explained her Seven Year Theory. They scoffed at the idea of the seventh year of marriage being the make it or break it year for most couples. That theory didn't apply to them. They were the perfect couple. Their brand new house overlooked the lake. Their brand new cars were state of the art. Their careers were taking off at an accelerated rate. Their sex life was incredible. Their lives are exactly the way they intended them to be. Perfect. Mason considered himself incredibly lucky to have a wife like Whitney. She is beautiful, sexy, smart, had a professional attitude toward life and she isn't interested in starting a family. When Whitney's widower brother-in-law is killed leaving his three small children in Whitney and Mason's charge, Mason is exposed to a new side of Whitney. A side he is not prepared for, a side he never thought he'd see. Suddenly Mason's world is filled with diapers and stains. His perfectly coiffed wife quickly transforms into an unkempt mother of three living in jeans and carrying a diaperbag as a purse.Mason's needs are no longer being filled. His house is a noisy mess. There is a 6 year old boy looking to him for fatherly attention. But fatherhood requires a man to live for his children and not himself. Mason is not prepared to do that, but how could he walk away from Whitney in her hour of need?