I looked down at Jay's hand, and he jerked it away as if my gaze had burned him."I'm sorry," he whispered."Jay, don't make me shred away even that last bit of decency from you."He fell silent for a long time, his voice hoarse beyond recognition. "If I had gone up and opened that door that night, would you still have married me?"I thought about it and said, "Maybe."His eyes lit up for an instant."But you didn't," I went on. "Besides, you don't get to choose a lot of things in life again just because you now know the right answer."The light in his eyes went out completely.I didn't stay.The sun was bright when I walked out of the hospital. It was a rare clear day for December, and the wind was chilly against my face, but it didn't sting.Tania was waiting for me, standing beside the car. "Ms. Roxen, are we heading back to the office?"I checked my schedule on my phone and said, "Let's go to the park first."There was still plenty to handle after the restructuring of t
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