Chapter TwoSophie Clarke •••The sound of the door slamming still echoed in my ears long after he was gone. I stayed on the floor, my knees weak. My eyes burned from the tears. I didn’t think I’d stop crying but I did, eventually. I just sat still, the papers were still there, soaked with my tears, unsigned. I reached for my phone with a shaky hand to dial the number of the only person I could think of, my best friend. “Amanda,” I whispered as she answered the phone. “He’s gone, he handed me divorce papers.”There was a pause on the other end of the line. I could tell she was shocked by what I had just said. “Sophie, what is going on?” She asked curiously. When I was done explaining everything to her, she continued. “Please don’t stay there, come to my place. You shouldn’t be alone right now. If you want me to come get you, I surely will.”My throat tightened as I blinked fast, refusing to let the tears win. “I can’t, Amanda. He’ll come back, he just needs time,” I said with so
 Last Updated : 2025-10-30
Last Updated : 2025-10-30