in the air. G

rs, and I finally saw it. This wasn' t a marriage.

ttled over me. Th

y,"

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teady as I scrolled through my contacts. I found

f the most promising architects he' d ever taught. The man I'

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icked my eyes. "Wesley? Can

' t hesitate. "Send me the

. Just the essentials. My clothes, my laptop, my old architecture portfolios. I lef

ittle gray at his temples, but his eyes were the same-kind and intelligent. He looked a

suitcase. The reality of the situati

ced with panic. "Where are you going?

im. "You told me to ge

, tried to block my path. "You' re n

t this woman dictate my life. I had shrun

light, and she stumbled back into a dec

ed at me

lked to Wesley, who put a protective han