Two months after I signed the papers to end our marriage, I found myself standing in a sterile hospital corridor

in a hospital corridor.

Love was showing up the next morning.

And the morning after that.

And the morning after that, even when guilt became uncomfortable, even when fear returned, even when Emma had every right to doubt me.

She leaned her head carefully against my shoulder.

I stopped breathing for a second.

Then I rested my cheek against her hair.

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