“Don't play with me.” I shook my head. “This is no time for jokes, Drex.”
“It's not a joke.”
“Will you stop this shit.” Leo stepped forward. “I gave you the divorce papers. Your marriage has ended already.”
Drex glared at Leo, before turning to me. “I couldn't process it. I just couldn't. It's buried somewhere in my drawer.
“Lisa, you and I… we're still married. Always were.”
He sounded serious. Heck, he didn't sound like he was joking.
My hands flew to my hair. “No.” I said under my breath. “No, Drex. This is… This is absurd. This is not funny.”
We had gotten a divorce.
I couldn't be married.
Five years. It had been five straight years. We couldn't be married.
“This is why I won't stand here and watch this asshole claim you. We're still together. Legally.”
My fist clenched as
