I hadn’t stopped caring about how my husband felt.

But I was no longer willing to let his feelings determine whether I protected my identity.

That afternoon, Lena showed me a preliminary personnel-access history.

Natalie Voss.

The name Emma had spoken.

The woman in the drawing.

Lena explained that Natalie had worked in an Army administrative role and that investigators were verifying her involvement with records connected to my identity.

I examined the entries.