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Our son, Colin, was already asleep when we got home. I checked on him like I always did, then went to the kitchen where John was standing by the sink, staring at nothing.
“We’ll figure it out,” I said, even though I didn’t know how.
“I need space.”
I froze. “What?”
“Space. Time to think.
I can’t breathe right now, Laura. I can’t think straight. I’m suffocating.”
I wanted to scream that I was suffocating too, that we had a six-year-old son who needed us both, that marriages don’t run on space… they need effort.
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