My Husband Demanded I Apologize to His Daughter, So I Walked Out of My Own House
He laid the spoon perfectly parallel to his saucer.
“You’re tracking my temporary internet files now?” he asked.
“I was just looking for the gas bill PDF,” I said.
“It sounds like you were auditing my business folders,” he said.
We walked out through the heavy glass doors of the restaurant and crossed the street.
The October air carried a sharp evening chill across the open asphalt parking lot.
The streetlights hummed overhead, casting long shadows across the concrete parking blocks.