Marcus' hand froze in midair. His lips pressed into a thin, bloodless line, and his eyes burned with fury. "I won't have you talking about my brother like that! You don't have the right!"He used the word "right."I'd been married to him for five years. I did his laundry, cooked his meals, and ran the household.His mother's health wasn't great, so I'd asked everyone I knew to help me find a good herbalist. Three times a week, I personally simmered her herbal concoctions and brought them over.Ryan was away at college in another state and never came home for the holidays. I'd taken care of everything for him, from food, clothes, and housing to enrollment fees, bedsheets, and pillowcases.As a wife, a daughter-in-law, and even a sister-in-law, I had nothing to be ashamed of. Yet Marcus told me I didn't have the right.I lowered the hand covering my face.My fingers trembled, but my voice came out so calm that it startled even me. "Marcus Dean."In five years of marriage, this wa
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