The Great Betrayal
“She wanted to call her—even going so far as picking up her office phone several times throughout the day, fingers poised to dial—but she couldn’t. Over a decade of shame, dripping from her every pore, kept getting in the way.
• A week had passed since Luke left.
Leslie was a wreck. She didn’t know how she’d cope if Dawn had not been there to catch her every time she nearly fell into a well of self-pity.
When she was at her worst, not even Kathryn could cheer her, and Dawn had cautioned her... about letting the situation affect Kate more than was necessary. It was sage advice, Leslie knew. But how did one deal with their husband walking out?
She hadn’t heard any more from Grace, either, and she was afraid to write to her. But should she? Would it seem like she didn’t care if she didn’t? Dawn said no, that Grace would reach out in her own time.
Luke had not returned to the house since that night. He hadn’t so much as called, but on two occasions Kate came home saying her father had come to school that day and taken her out to lunch.MoreLess
• A week had passed since Luke left.
Leslie was a wreck. She didn’t know how she’d cope if Dawn had not been there to catch her every time she nearly fell into a well of self-pity.
When she was at her worst, not even Kathryn could cheer her, and Dawn had cautioned her... about letting the situation affect Kate more than was necessary. It was sage advice, Leslie knew. But how did one deal with their husband walking out?
She hadn’t heard any more from Grace, either, and she was afraid to write to her. But should she? Would it seem like she didn’t care if she didn’t? Dawn said no, that Grace would reach out in her own time.
Luke had not returned to the house since that night. He hadn’t so much as called, but on two occasions Kate came home saying her father had come to school that day and taken her out to lunch.MoreLess
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