Love Ends in the Rain
My dad glanced at her, cursed under his breath, and pulled me away.
That same night, two strangers invaded our home.
After we married, Terence Salinas was my anchor during those stormy nights when nightmares gripped me.
He'd cancel meetings and skip work, saying, "Work is not more important than you. I'd choose you a million times over."
But at some point, those words faded, and I couldn't recall when he stopped putting me first.
The car stopped at the highway service area. When the door opened, I froze.
Marie Schroeder stood there, umbrella in hand, flashing a smug smile. "Hey, Lena, long time no see. Terence told you to give me a ride, right?"
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