ess harmony, the way they laughed together, the warmth that filled their home. For ten years, their ma
, as they say,
d on the busy street below. The soft evening light cast long shadows o
stretched longer and longer, and the way he avoided her gaze. At first, she tried to convince herself it was
ped in, his expression unreadable, carrying a small leat
rying to keep her voice st
some things to take care of. Look, Sinta
caught. She b
as if stating the weather. "I'm don
e and warmth. Sinta felt like the floor beneath her was
d, voice barely
lt and impatience. "Her name's Maya. She wo
nside her-a fierce determination masked by her gentle exterior. She wo
an to form a plan. She had always been underestimated-too kind, too complian
rriage-and her future-w
ssionless. She watched him pour himself a glass of water in the
ld. "Ten years of marriage, and you decide now to thro
bout the years, Sinta. It's abou
f to remain calm. "And what about me? Wh
e. "I'm sorry. I didn't mean for it to happen
e silence between them was
ou want a divorce, Arka, then fine. But don't think f
er of surprise in his eyes.
talking about the life we built together. The reputation y
ned. "Wha
at didn't reach her eyes. "That'
he pulled out her phone and scrolled through pictures she had secretly collected over the past months-photos of Arka and Maya t
le Arka thought she would never contact. Private investigators, old friends, even Maya'
atch her marriage fall apa
betrayal, there was a woman