The Best Decision
“I was wrong. I know I was wrong! I brought you everything—my remaining shares in the Smith Group, all my savings… It’s all yours! Just come back to me!”
His hands trembled as he pushed a card and an envelope across the table.
“James,” I cut him off, “you still don’t get it. I never cared about your money. And what you’ve lost… can’t be bought back with cash.”
His eyes were bloodshot, his lips cracked and trembling. “I get it… My biggest mistake was getting used to your love, then taking you for granted, thinking you didn’t deserve better.
“And Mia… she always told me you never really loved me,” he rasped. “That you only married me because my parents supported you.”