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One man tells me he bought copies for his sons, wanting them to understand what partnership actually means. "I was your husband," he says quietly. "Ten years ago, I didn't see it then. Your book helped me see it." "Are you different now?" I ask. He nods. "I'm trying to be. Every day." The book continues climbing lists, hitting the New York Times bestseller list in week three, and Sarah calls to tell me we're going into a fifth printing. My social media is filled with photos of the book in readers' hands, quotes highlighted and pages dog-eared, and I read every single message because these people trusted me with their stories by sharing mine.

“I said… talk?” Heath saw her smirk, and the tight band constricting his chest eased. “Yes, Rowena. Talk. You said you are a fan of the show. That you have listened to it every time, right? Well, the number-one problem with relationships is lack of communication.” “I understand, but, Heath… This is not a relationship.” “Okay, I agree with you. But it isn’t as simple as sex, either.” “Sure it is. According to my friend Summer, you’re a… ‘panty whisperer’.”

" You know in a relationship where two people bargained to just use each other for sex, one of them always fall in love with the other. And in most cases it's the woman. So tell me, did you fall in love with him? And then he break it to you you guys can't be more than sex buddies. And you're heartbroken?" I chuckle." God Jen, you read a lot of books." " Books help. They educate you." " I know that. But you should know it's different from reality." " So you're not in a relationship with your boss?" She raises her brows and smirks at me. The waitress walks in with our milkshake and drops it in front of us.

—had become a bestseller, translated into six languages, used in college psychology courses. But more importantly, we were reaching people. Thousands of people who'd read our materials, attended our seminars, joined our support groups, and found the courage to choose themselves. Women who'd left relationships where they were perpetually second place. Men who'd recognized their own codependent patterns. People who were building healthier partnerships because they understood what healthy actually looked like.

Finally, I asked him in a low voice. "I want you...I want to make love with you beautiful..." He tightened his grip in my waist and whispered in my ear. I blushed red by his shamless words and my heart skipped a beat and my eyes widened in disbelief. He is not that man whom i seen for those two years of our marriage life. How did he changed overnight??? What will be the reason behind this change??? Did he got afraid of grandma??? Does he like to humiliate me in this way??? All these question ran in my head one by one but to say the truth i really don't have a single answer for all these questions.