Chasing His Divorced Wife And His Child
“Like it means something. You don’t remember anything, so don’t stand there and act like you do.”
“I’m not acting,” he says, his gaze steady on me, searching, pulling at something I don’t want him to find. “I’m telling you how it feels.”
My stomach twists, uneasy and tight, like something is about to go very wrong. “That doesn’t make it real,” I reply quickly, even though my voice isn’t as strong as I want it to be.
“It feels real,” he says, quieter now.
My fingers curl into my palm, nails pressing into my skin, grounding me just enough to stay upright. “Feelings don’t mean anything,” I say, but it sounds weak, even to me.
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