Gerald dropped her off that evening about 5:30, then took off. Apparently, he was a bit too cowardly to face me after what he had done. I waited and heard her come onto the porch. I heard her trying her keys, but none of them worked. Finally, she rang the doorbell. I ignored it for a few minutes, and she began pounding on the door. "Let me in, dammit," she yelled. I got up and walked to the door. I opened it and stepped outside. She looked at me before trying to walk inside, but I stopped her. "What are you doing? I live here too." "No you don't," I told her. "Not anymore. You gave up that right when you left Friday night." "But I told you I would be back and we could discuss things if you still wanted to," she said. "And why is my car in the driveway? Why isn't it in the garage? And what's all that stuff in it?" "That's all your stuff, Rhonda," I said. "Like I said, you don't live here anymore." "Look, I know you're upset," she said. "We can talk about it if you want." "I
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