My Husband’s Affair Exposed $80,000 in Missing Company Money, but He Had No Idea Who Really Owned Our Business
I looked at him, then laughed softly.
“That may be the best suggestion I’ve heard all month.”
We built a plan to distribute responsibilities properly.
I had spent years doing invisible work and calling it devotion.
Now I wanted systems that made everybody’s contribution visible, including mine.
Meanwhile, Mark moved into a rented apartment after our lawyers negotiated a temporary living arrangement.
Ofelia stayed briefly with Margaret, then made other plans.
I did not change locks in the middle of a dispute or throw belongings onto the lawn.