My Husband Locked Me and Our Three-Day-Old Out of the House I Owned — He Forgot I’m a Real Estate Attorney
And now there were no doors.
There was no house to make me a guest in, no room they could banish me to, no threshold they could bar.
They were standing on a public sidewalk, which belonged to everyone and no one, with their luggage on the curb and a police officer walking toward them, and they had, suddenly, absolutely no structure left from which to control me.
Ethan’s anger finally collapsed into panic.