“Then it’s good we didn’t draft it on those days.”

The agreement separated the payment obligations from the end of the engagement.

It did not give Elliott a right to come into my house, participate in the guardianship, or restart the wedding if he paid promptly.

We read the language about the financial division ending the wedding-expense dispute.

Personal property was addressed separately.

I asked questions before signing, and Elliott signed his part through the arrangements made with him.

“Fair is enough,” I told Marjorie.