“Things haven’t been right with us for a long time,” Tanya said, not taking her eyes off the road. The comment had come out of the blue. No prompting, not even a single mention of Shane since they’d hit the road a good fifteen or twenty minutes ago. It was obvious Tanya had some pent-up feelings she needed to unload. “Shane and me, I mean.”
And there it was. He was going to spend the next who-knew-how-long playing marriage counsellor, which didn’t bother him too much. He’d done it before with various friends over the years. People went to the guy who’d never been in a long-term relationship for marital advice. When this happened, Andy never knew what to say, so he would sit there and let his mind wander for several minutes until their mouths stopped moving. Even then, he would either resp
