Love No More
"Now he announces he's 'retreating from public life for contemplation' as if he's above it all. He's framing himself as some sort of penitent sage, leaving the mess and the blame at the feet of two women. It's a PR stunt. He's a coward."
The more he spoke, the more his calm veneer cracked. I understood then. Jonathan had always cultivated that image of serene, detached morality. This was the final, perfect stroke—a public performance of absolution. No doubt, his supporters were already calling it a noble quest for peace, a turn away from materialism.
I let out a slow breath. "So… what do you want to do?"
"I…" He hesitated, his anger giving way to something more careful. "I was thinking of yo