My Ex-Husband's Unforgivable Sin

ef who looked up to me, tiptoed around, her face full of sympathy I didn't want. I just needed to focus on the delicate

office building, a place we used to meet for a quick coffee. I don't know

as a m

oyees. She saw me and a smug smile spread across her face

fake concern. "I'm so glad to see you're up a

er voice dropping to a

ruel to keep him in a loveless marr

t say a word. I just turned to walk away. I wo

ackward, throwing her scalding hot coffee all over

me! Gabriell

s if on cue, Andrew rushed in. He didn't even look at me

ed, turning on me. His fac

her," I said,

!" he

ped me. The sound echoed in the sudden silence. My cheek stung, but t

as biblical. A severe thunderstorm raged ou

you will apologize to her," he de

"She's a liar a

ner, started barking protectively, a lo

w sna

y by the collar, and dragged him to the terrace doors. He threw

go apologize to Molly," Andrew

ed of thunderstorms. He was out there, alone

here she was being treated for minor, first-degree burns, and apologize for somethi

ck inside. I wrapped him in a towel and held him close, my l