My Husband Demanded I Apologize to His Daughter, So I Walked Out of My Own House
“I need you in my conference room this morning.”
I locked my office door and walked down the hall to the elevator.
Traffic on Colfax Avenue was heavy, full of delivery trucks and morning commuters.
I drove past the corner bakery where Daniel and I had bought our wedding cake three years ago.
The brick storefront was being painted gray.
I parked in the law office visitor lot and rode the elevator to the fourth floor.
I walked into the Sloan Family Law conference room at a quarter past ten.