Cold Feet in Hot Sand
“Deanna did the same, and they carried their shoes as they walked along the sandy beach. The boardwalk wasn’t all that crowded. It was late enough in the day that the beaches were clearing out, and early enough the bars hadn’t yet filled with people. He didn’t have to look at his watch to know it was well past the time when he was supposed to have said his vows. For the millionth time today, he silently begged Kristina to forgive him. Maybe once she’d had a chance to cool off and digest everyt...hing, they could talk. Face to face, like civil adults, the way they always did after they’d had one of those all too frequent screaming matches. They’d have to sort things out anyway, like dividing up possessions and selling the house, and he just hoped she would hear him out. Even if she did, it killed him knowing he’d hurt her this badly. She had to be beyond devastated, and he didn’t blame her. She probably hated him as much as he hated himself right about now. And he was thankful beyond words that Deanna was here.MoreLess
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