On a chance meeting on a flight to Paris a professor of philosophy tells a young fashion model an intriguing story of love triangles, infidelities, betrayal, forgiveness which revolve around a desirable young woman who could have been a character out of a Luis Bunuel movie as the one called 'That obscure object of desire'. The story is told against the backdrop of Evangelical Christianity. The dynamics of betrayal, trust, forgiveness, pride, anger, and redemption pose huge ethical and theological challenges to people who are in love and who profess belief in God. Everyone has to work out their salvation in fear and trembling. But this is not so simple in the real world.