The Husband Who Died Twice
itter, corrosive aci
I felt so
ords about a "fresh start" echoed in my mind,
must have kn
em, with my own eyes again, no
Fredericksburg t
nd with worn linoleum floors and a be
s looking at her with an expression I hadn' t seen on his
open, a
a bite of h
happy couple, expecti
ver looked at me like that,
the room, hidden behind
over. "What can I
omething ab
ar voice said, "Em
d up. B
in college. He was quiet, smart, an archite
Be
a few weeks ago. My firm opened a new office
e. He looked good, more co
day trip,"
d Chloe, then back at me,
?" he asked,
yes. I couldn' t h
he faked death, the fest
ever leaving mine. He didn' t inte
id, "That' s... unbelievab
coffee, walke
ing, anything at al
week, Sar
now? Distant, they barely saw each other. But still. He seems like a re
b. Angry.
life. Maybe it was time I s
ld Sarah. "I'
almost a betrayal of the
was rea
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