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I turned to her.
“If your idea of marriage is breaking yourself to keep a man comfortable, you can keep him.”
I walked to the bedroom, grabbed the bag I’d packed that morning, and came back.
“You have guests,” I said. “I paid for them.”
At the door, he begged. Promised to change. To help. To shovel next time.
I looked at him once.
“You said my broken arm was inconvenient for your birthday. This is my timing.”
Outside, my friend was waiting.
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