"Always," I whispered. "He's always been like this." Jasper stepped further into the room. Closed the door quietly behind him. "Tell me," he said. So I did. I sat on the bed and let myself really think about it. Really look at the past three years without the excuses I'd made. "The first time we went out to dinner," I started. "He picked the restaurant. Ordered for me without asking what I wanted. I thought it was romantic. Confident." Jasper said nothing. Just listened. "He'd cancel plans at the last minute. Always for work. Always important meetings. But if I had to cancel, he'd get upset. Say I didn't prioritize him." I kept going. "He'd criticize my clothes. Gently. With a smile. 'That dress is nice, but wouldn't the blue one be better?' 'Your hair looks pretty down, you should wear it like that more often.' Little things. Constant little things." Jasper's jaw tightened but he stayed quiet. "He never remembered things I told him. My cases at work. My friends' names. What
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