The divorce papers didn’t come during a fight.
There was no warning, no emotional confrontation.
They arrived by courier.
The doorbell rang on a dull Thursday morning as I slowly made my way down the hallway, one hand supporting my aching back, the other steadying myself against the wall. At nine months pregnant, even walking felt like work.
A delivery driver stood outside, smiling politely.
“Signature required.”
I signed, thinking it was something routine.
It wasn’t.
Inside the envelope were divorce papers.
Filed three days earlier by my husband, Evan Brooks.
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