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“And it was odd, because the posts had the holes in them, as if there were screws at one time, but they were all missing. I found that strange, so I told Neena about it. She told me to throw away the damaged items and that she’d show them to you later, before they were picked up by trash collection.” I peered at him. “You did see them, didn’t you?”
“You—you’re obsessed with him.”
My husband, my sweet, stupid husband, had betrayed me.
Broken women cannot be held accountable for their actions. I needed my husband back. Needed to punish her. So I put my plan into action, and I did.
I took the sedan with its cloth seats and clunky styling, my head ducked in shame whenever I entered and exited it. My old car, the BMW that I had always taken for granted, now taunted me from a roadside spot at the used-car dealership, its windshield covered by a price tag I couldn’t afford. Couldn’t
Maybe because seeing Cat’s response pacified the insecure part of me that was reassured by watching my wife fight for me. I’d wanted to see that crazy. I’d yearned for it. I’d been sloppy and reckless and waited to see it flare.
before she’d even cracked a smile, that she was behind all of it.