After Three Years: She Wakes Up
“Seriously, Ari, there are worse vices. I’ve given up so much for this marriage, let me keep this one thing.”
He had been so irritated that I never mentioned it again. He even laughed at me when I mentioned how cigarettes lower his sperm count, making it harder for us to have a baby, and told me I was being ridiculous.
But this time, when he reached for the pack on the table, his hand grazed over it, to take one of the mints from the small dish.
“You quit smoking?” I commented casually, noting the change in a flat, even tone.
“Yeah, and,” he snorted as he popped the candy into his mouth. “Didn’t you say you hated the smell?”
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