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I walked upstairs without making a sound.
When Caleb entered fifteen minutes later, his expression was carefully composed. Sad. Serious. Rehearsed.
“Harper,” he said, “we need to talk.”
“No,” I replied softly. “You need to talk. I need to listen for once.”
He blinked.
“You want a divorce,” I said. “You’re leaving me for Sarah. You already contacted your lawyer. And you planned to tell me tonight because you think I’m too broken to do anything except cry.”
“How did you—”
He stepped toward me once. “Harper, I never wanted it to happen this way.”
“That’s interesting,” I replied. “Because this is exactly how men like you make things happen. Secretly first, then with paperwork.”
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