Divorced By Mistake: My Ex-wife Becomes a CEO
But then I nod, handing him the sketchpad.
He flips through the pages, his expression thoughtful. He doesn’t rush, and I can tell he’s actually paying attention, not just skimming to humor me.
“This one,” he says, pointing to a sketch of a woman holding a cracked mirror. “What’s the idea here?”
“It’s about reflection,” I say, sitting up straighter. “Like, how we see ourselves versus how the world sees us. And how those cracks—flaws, imperfections, whatever—can be beautiful if you look at them the right way.”