“The separation packet from my lawyer. Read it later.”
His face changed. Real fear, finally.
Then I slid the second packet to Clara.
She opened it with shaking hands, saw the receipts, and looked confused.
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“What is this?”
“Everything I gave freely when I still believed you were my sister.”
She started sobbing harder.
She swallowed hard.
“I am not asking for your money,” I said. “I am making sure you never again tell yourself this was some careless little mistake. I carried you. Financially, physically, emotionally. And you still did this.”
She started sobbing harder.
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Evan said, “Please, let’s talk privately.”
“There is nothing private left.”
Then he did something that made me hate him even more.
I went to the front door and opened it.
He said, “Think about our daughter.”
I stood up so fast my chair hit the floor.
“Do not use our daughter to save yourself,” I said. “You should have thought about her before you slept with her aunt.”
