The Husband I Once Loved
Aisha, late nights of investigation, and the growing strength I found in my work.
“I do love you,” I said finally, my voice soft but clear. “Or at least, I love the man I married. The one who looked at me across that crowded gala like I was the only real thing in his world. The one who danced with me in this very room at 2 AM, who made me believe that love could be intense and consuming and worth every sacrifice. That Khalid — the passionate, focused, protective man — I still love him. Deeply.”
Hope flickered briefly in his dark eyes. He leaned forward slightly, as if the words were oxygen.
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