Not His Perfect Donna Anymore
When I walked out of the hospital clutching the miscarriage report, dazed and hollow, my husband Enzo called.
"Feeling any better? I'll send a car for you. Corinne, you know that as my Donna, you have to follow the family rules. I can't bend them just because of your old stomach issues."
"And don't blame Elara. She was only doing what she was told."
I answered flatly, "Okay."
He laughed. "That's my good girl."
What Enzo didn't know was that it wasn't just a stomachache. I'd lost the baby.
Three hours earlier, when the pain had become unbearable and I tried to leave, Elara had stopped me:
"Ten more minutes, Corinne. You shouldn't put Enzo in a difficult position over something so trivial."
En