That's the problem. Phil Flamkan's life doesn't collapse all at once-it tightens. Slowly. Quietly. Until every decision starts to feel like the only option left.
A longer recovery. Mounting costs. Time that refuses to cooperate.
Then an opportunity appears.
Clean. Controlled. Easy to justify.
Just be there. Say nothing. Walk away.
But things don't stay separate for long.
Because the moment you start solving problems this way... You become part of them.
Now people are watching. Questions don't get answered. And the line between control and consequence begins to disappear.
Phil tells himself he's still doing the right thing.
He just can't prove it anymore.
Six to Eight Weeks is a slow-burning psychological Suspense about how far someone can go... before they realize they were never standing still.
