“W
ade wants a divorce.” The words blurted out of Maggie’s mouth before she could stop them.
She and Tess sat side-by-side in the front church pew. Maggie clasped her hands together on her lap. She tried to smile but failed.
I’m sorry.
“You’d think I’d be relieved. Wade has been cheating on me for as long as I can remember.” Her eyes threatened to spill over again. “I’ve always acted like his affairs didn’t bother me, but they did. They still do. It’s devastating knowing that your husband is sleeping with another woman. That he chooses someone else over you.”
Maggie stopped herself. Shook her head. “I honestly don’t know why I’m telling you all this.”
We are in a perfect place to confess.
Maggie found herself smiling, but the moment was short-lived.
“What is this going to do to But
