I DIVORCED HIM! NOW, HE REGRETS
I sipped air and scanned — one, two, three — until my heartbeat ticked a little faster.
Mr Watterson.
An email thread, older than I expected but alive with recent activity. Plans, RSVPs, a short, smug message from someone named Halvorsen that read, Confirming Mr Watterson’s attendance. He’s bringing a guest. There were attachments: seating charts, a guest list with names that tasted like money. Watterson’s name sat near the top, bold and entitled.
I quickly searched up Mr. Watterson. A second later, his photo popped up on the screen — a broad, heavy-set man with eyes that looked like they’d judge you before you even spoke.
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