I turned and walked out, and Sean Deaver didn't even bother to follow me. As Jodie Steele watched me leave, she tugged at Sean's sleeve. "Do you think Sasha's really mad?" she asked, looking worried. "Maybe you should go talk to her.""Relax." Sean chuckled. "She can't stay mad at me. Give her two hours, tops. She'll come crawling back on her own."He didn't seem bothered by what had just happened. Instead, he turned his attention to Jodie."Jodie, how do I look in today's outfit? We look like a couple on camera, don't we?"The hallway lights were harsh and pale, but I imagined my face looked even worse. I'd put up with this for five years. Getting married had been the last thing I'd been willing to compromise on, and even then, I'd lowered my expectations time and time again.On camera, Sean played the perfect boyfriend to Jodie.Jodie was afraid of the dark and thunderstorms, so for the sake of their content, he'd once left me stranded by the roadside in the middle of the
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