Louise said, "It's fine if you can't pay it back. As long as we don't divorce...""Done," I replied.She blinked.Money had never made me feel secure. No matter how much came in, I never dared spend it freely.Even with nine figures in my account, whenever Louise wasn't home, I still lived on boxed mac and cheese with fries.Five years, hundreds of millions in income, and two million spent.I handed over my bank card, then patted myself down and took off the two-million-dollar watch. That covered exactly what I'd spent."I won this watch off Paul in a bet, so it's mine. Here. Now we're square."I took Louise's hand and set the watch in her palm.The instant I turned to leave, she tossed the watch aside and grabbed my hand. "Don't go! I don't really want you to pay me back!"The famously silver-tongued Ms. Ackman was actually at a loss for words."Louise, don't try to stop me..."I turned around impatiently, but the moment I saw her face, I fell silent.A tear splashed on
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