at a time.”
Grant left the restaurant without another word.
That evening, he collected his bags while I stood near the front door.
He apologized again.
He blamed stress.
He even claimed Tessa had pursued him.
I did not argue.
After he left, I changed the locks.
My attorney sent the agreement two days later. Grant signed after his company contacted him about inconsistencies in his expenses.
I had not reported him.
Someone in accounting had noticed the resort charges independently.
For months, I wondered whether I should have confronted
