Plot

A flight attendant leads a double life, married to one man in London while engaged to another in Italy. As her lies mount, she risks losing everything when her deception is inevitably exposed.

Is it right to love two men at once? Is it right to marry them both? A loving mother to 8-year-old Jack and wife to Martin, Diane Sullivan works on a busy Stansted-Bologna airline route. Her time is divided between home and Italy but no-one's complaining. It seems a happy, hard working life. But then she starts an affair with one of her passengers, Mark Landucci, an Italian architect. The first lie she tells is that she's single. As the affair intensifies, Mark proposes to her. Diane has no choice but to walk away... except she can't. Why choose? Her family in London need never know of the life that she is evolving in Italy; just as Mark doesn't know about Martin and Jack. Soon this duplicity becomes a way of life for Diane: a young, intelligent woman whose lies are stacking up to haunt her. Diane's chances of being found out increase with every near-miss. When the questions come, she looks destined to lose just about everything...—Paul Abbott

Stewardess and ex-nurse Diane Sullivan is happy with her husband Martin, who runs a London restaurant, and cute son Jack (8). However, when passenger Mark Landucci, once her patient, asks her to play his wife to smooth out a business deal for his Italo-Scottish father's marble firm in Bologna, she pretends to be single and seduces him. After a few months she commits bigamy. It gets ever harder to keep the secret, even in two countries and helped by her single, philandering colleague Karen. A drama waiting to happen?—KGF Vissers