Broken Vows by Tessa Montgomery

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“Grace! What the hell are you doing? I know I owe you, but do you really have to throw the divorce papers at me? Is this some kind of game?

“Can you stop being so childish? We’ll have more kids in the future! I’m just worried Sar won’t take care of the baby properly! Once the kid is older, we can try again, why do you have to make such a big deal out of this?

“Do you have any idea what Sar has done for me? She accepted that we couldn’t get married, and she cried over it! Why can’t you be more like her?”

I stayed silent, listening, my patience wearing thin.

Antonio didn’t notice.

By the end, he was practically gnashing his teeth.

“Think it over. If you can’t make up your mind, then we’ll get a divorce. This is your last chance. I can’t help you if you keep playing these games. Just think about it.

“Enough with the games, just get back here already. I still haven’t made you apologize to Sar for the cheap baby stuff you bought! Did you know our child almost went into

anaphylactic shock from that crap? How could you be so cruel?”

I was not sure what triggered it.

But on the other end, I faintly heard a woman’s sobs.

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trouble.

but laugh bitterly.

even gotten to dealing with him taking

he had the

eyes, I couldn’t hold it in

signed, do you think I’m playing some kind of game with you?

a psychic now? Could I have predicted you’d steal my stuff and give it to someone else? Did you check the cameras? Call the cops? Hire a detective? You’ve got nothing, so

for forgiveness, that’s the least you owe me! Antonio, have some damn conscience! If you don’t understand, go look it up! Do you even have

a deep breath and finished, letting it all out.

line went silent.

Sarah stopped

boarding signs, and

to Norland had always been a dream

promised

we divorced, he never

now, I was here on my

caught Norland’s first snow of the season, and that night, I went with some new friends to see

It was breathtaking.

sent me a ton of messages and called a lot, but I couldn’t