They Thought I Had Nothing to Fight With. Then the Maid Wasn’t the Only One Who Walked In With an Envelope
I would have to pick it back up.
I would have to become, again, the woman who read the whole contract.
For my son, I found, I could become anyone.
I looked over at Micah, asleep and oblivious, his chest going up and down under the hospital blanket, three hours into a life his father had already planned to spend him out of.
“I need three people,” I said.
“The best divorce attorney you can put in a room.