Dear CEO, I Want a Divorce
“I just need to get there, get the lay of the land, and then I’ll tell you everything properly. I don’t want to hand you half a plan and then change things mid-flight when things don’t work out.”
She searched my face for a second, but even she knew that involving Natalie in a plan meant being prepared for random changes at inconvenient times.
Finally, she nodded once. “Fine.”
“Fine?” I repeated.
“Fine,” she said again, then jabbed one finger lightly into my chest. “But if you take longer than two days to tell me, I won’t marry you.”
I leaned down and kissed her forehead. “Noted again.”
Before we’d left the townhouse that morning, Lucy had arrived with a laptop, two phones, three folders, and
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