A MYSTERIOUS LETTER
I entered the hallway outside the penthouse in the crisp morning air, my head still foggy after a sleepless night. The manner Griffin had left me had made it impossible to sleep. Even though my heart still hurt, I had no idea how to mend something he was so intent on shattering.
I stooped to retrieve the little envelope that was resting outside the door. It was unmarked, with no indication of who had left it or a return address. Only my name.
I stared at it, gasping for air.
It felt wrong in some way.
After a brief moment of hesitation, I re-entered and closed the door. I ripped it open with trembling hands.
There was only one page of paper inside.
You are unaware of your spouse. Before it's too late, leave.
I felt a chill creep down my back.
Despite my repeate
