The Day I Disappeared
Perfect Timingi gave him ten years, he gave my place to his first lovehe didn't love me until i lefti would never fall in love until i found heri once believed love would be burning red
Near the end of my pregnancy, when I could barely get out of bed, Edgar started learning to cook for me.
His hands were always covered in cuts from the kitchen, but he never complained. "If you like it, I'll cook for you the rest of my life."
He had given me his heart without hesitation. But in the end, it was nothing more than a broken promise.
And I no longer wanted it.
I forced down the tears burning behind my eyes. My voice trembled as I said the final words I would ever say to him as his wife, "Edgar… I want some of that clam chowder."