Divorce to Destiny: Reclaiming My CEO Husband by Anney GW

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152 is That What He Wants?

152 Is That What He Wants?

(Winona)

"What kind of sex?" I have no clue what she's on about.

Lisa leans back, "You don't know? God, I'm sorry. I shouldn't have said anything."

"Tell me what you mean." I demand.

"It was, you know? Kinky, like Dom and sub kink from what I gathered. She basically did all the was into just to keep him on a sexual leash, so to speak."

I want to throw up.

things he

"You know," Lisa says, "maybe you should consider that therapy idea Jayden brought up. It's not the worst suggestion." She's gracefully changing the subject and I'm letting her.

But my mind is still locked onto what she said about Jayden's sex life with Ashlyn. I focus back on the words Lisa just said so she doesn't see how rattled I am by the earlier revelation. "Go tell a complete stranger my deepest and most irrational fears? Not likely," I add.

"Yeah," Lisa says with a shrug. "Jayden's been through therapy for his own stuff, right? Maybe it's time you both went together. Could help you work through this Ashlyn thing. And everything else." "Couples therapy? Then we can argue in front of a complete stranger, nice."

"Look, they are trained to help you through this type of trauma."

"Trauma?"

lost Jayden. You've both had so

bite my lip, considering it. It feels...like I'm being weak. Like admitting there's something really wrong that I can't just be strong and fix. Maybe there is. Maybe

"but I wasn't sure. I mean, therapy... It's a big

eyes softer than usual. "Winona, you've been through hell and back. If anyone deserves a bit of help to sort things

me if

she's got me there. I sigh and a tear

advice, Winona. Just go see a specialist and ask some questions about

"I

could be what

Jayden's on board with it, maybe it's something you both

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"Maybe. I just... I'm scared. What if it just makes

do you think it can get worse

think I'd like to see what a worse level would be like. The top of my arms are sore and I remember

Think of Abby. Besides, therapy isn't just about fixing things-it's

"Maybe couples therapy is what

Lisa says, leaning forward. "It's worth a

to the bathroom." What Lisa

is harsh, too bright for my pounding head, but I need to see. I let the robe

marking the places

throat, and for a moment, all I can do is stare. This is... it's

bruises, feeling the soreness... It's