My Husband Demanded I Apologize to His Daughter, So I Walked Out of My Own House
Daniel returned to his seat and picked up his wine glass.
“To our early retirement,” he said.
I picked up my glass and clinked it against his.
I drank the red wine, letting the sharp metallic taste coat my tongue.
The gold chain felt heavy against my chest.
We ate the roasted artichokes while Daniel talked about a new consulting lead in Boulder.
He listed three different client names I had never heard before.
He described the specific software problems each one was having with their accounting systems.