After a luxury vacation with his model mistress, he came home—only to discover his wife had changed in ways he never expected

the floorboards and warming Noah’s bassinet. The kitchen had old cabinets and one stubborn drawer that stuck whenever the weather turned humid. Elena bought a yellow kettle, secondhand bookshelves, a rug soft enough for Noah to crawl on someday, and curtains that shifted when she opened the windows.

Nothing in that apartment belonged to Nathan.

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