Beyond the Divorce

I quickly packed a few changes of underwear and two formal dresses, leaving everything else behind.

I'd grown accustomed to Atlas's lifestyle while living with him, which made travel arrangements very straightforward.

His wardrobe was always available wherever we went, eliminating the need for luggage.

At this moment, I couldn't help but think about how grateful I was for Ryan. The ability to slip away whenever I needed made life so much easier.

I also appreciated my parents' devoted care for Ava, ensuring my peace of mind when I was away.

my conversation with Ryan yesterday about urging his family to come to Foswood soon. Ryan's wedding was around the corner, but yesterday's rush had

my luggage packed, I pushed it out and sat on the sofa, contemplating my recent distractions. Whenever this happened, I felt sorry for Ava. I resolved to spend quality time with her once everything had settled

t covered her with a blanket and sat beside her,

down to gently kiss her, she opened

neck, her arms surprisingly strong. I laid down beside her, enveloped by her milky

I glanced at the time and realized

when she saw me in her bed. She wondered if Atlas