My Husband Overprotective
“You enabled me to lie to my wife,” Ethan said, standing his ground without stepping back.
“And I allowed you to do it.”
Sylvia stared at him, her heavy leather handbag slipping an inch down her shoulder before she caught it again.
“You need to walk out those doors right now,” Ethan said, pointing toward the lit hallway outside Exam Room 4.
“Ethan,” Sylvia said, her voice dropping into an urgent, desperate pitch.
“Think about your morning.
Think about Alan Vance and your job.”