Chapter Fifteen
I paced the hallway.
So far, we’d been married two months and everything had gone smoothly.
Annalina was in her new school and loving it. I didn’t have any worries and Bradley treated all of us — including my mother, whose attitude had softened considerably since the wedding — extremely well. He wasn’t always home for dinner and his schedule was unpredictable, but to me, we were very much a family.
But right then, I was worried out of my mind about where he could possibly be. It was past midnight and I hadn’t heard a word. And just as I decided to pick up the phone and call Roger to see if he knew where Bradley could possibly be at this hour, the door opened and in stumbled my husband.
Drunk, too, if the strong smell of liquor was any indication.
“Bradley!” I rushed o
