CHAPTER 28: Alison
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Alison’s throat tightened as she watched Harker walk away. She’d never realized that by him giving her a choice, he was making one too. He’d decided; it was over for him. She'd been screwing up her marriage and their relationship since the moment she walked down the aisle. She should file the divorce papers and sell the company back to him. She couldn’t keep working here, seeing him every day, remembering what they’d had—what she’d ruined.
She swallowed the lump in her throat and put their uneaten food away. She wiped the table and washed the few dishes, doing anything she could to avoid going back into the living room and seeing those papers—the end of her marriage—sitting and waiting for her.
She dropped the fork. He’d said something about a letter. She h
