When Love Breaks by Jack

Chapter 20

Bryant stood in the kitchen, bathed in the warm glow of the setting sun streaming through the floor-to-ceiling windows, casting a soft halo around him that softened his usually cold demeanor.

He lowered his gaze, his defined and dexterous hands skillfully prepping the ingredients for dinner. The scene gave off a vibe of serene simplicity.

Perhaps sensing my stare, he glanced over with a light chuckle. “Why are you looking at me?”

“I just like looking at you.” My response was straightforward.

After all, admiring my husband was nothing to be embarrassed about, especially since he was quite the looker as if sculpted by the divine hands of God himself.

He was about to reply when his phone, tucked in his pants, rang.

As he was filleting a fish, he couldn’t answer it himself. “Honey, could you get that for me?”

“Sure.” I moved to his side, reaching hesitantly into his pocket, a blush creeping up my cheeks.

Our intimacy was usually for the privacy of our bedroom, and outside of it, we maintained. a respectful distance.

smirk. “We’ve been married for years. What’s there to be shy about? It’s just a phone, not anything

be careful, my hand brushed against him through the fabric, igniting

managed to retrieve the phone, only to meet his meaningful

displayed Kevin. “Kevin, Bryant can’t talk right now. What’s up?” I asked

I just wanted to check a detail in a contract with the boss. Monday

I dwelled much on this little

unusually sleepy, and after dinner, while Bryant and I were taking a stroll in the

shower, I hit the bed and was out like a light. I had been sleeping soundly

noticed Bryant wasn’t in bed. Coming

Chapter 20

the balcony.

and terse. “So, you’re just going to hand her

you have to! What’s calling me

won’t do it! How

a doctor or a cop? She many times has she threatened to end it all without a scratch? Tell her I won’t divorce Jane! She should get

“But ensure she doesn’t hurt herself. Keep someone

couldn’t catch

stood with his back to me, one hand resting on the railing, his