The first call was from my mother-in-law, Eleanor.

Then my father-in-law, Arthur.

Then Logan himself, from somewhere over the Atlantic.

I want you to notice the thing I noticed, sitting alone in that terminal in a foreign country where I had just been deliberately stranded by my husband of seven days.

Not one of them — not Eleanor, not Arthur, not Logan — called to ask whether I was safe.

Whether I had a way home.