Trapped In My Husband’s Golden Cage
He looked like he really wished he wasn't here.
The one on the right, Alvin, did not nod. He gave me a slow, animal stare. He looked over my body like he was checking something he already owned.
His mouth slowly curled into a mocking smile that didn't reach his eyes. His eyes were cold, like a calculator, and full of a quiet, mean wanting.
Michael watched us look at each other. A happy, twisted smile spread across his face. He rolled his wheelchair closer to the fireplace.
"Now, we have a simple problem to talk about," Michael said. His voice was flat and cruel, like he was just reading a boring report.