We both smiled.
In the end, it wasn’t about revenge. Not fully. It was about reclaiming what they tried to erase: his dignity.
His name. And the truth. And the next time snow fell in Albany, it was Diane’s doorstep that was cold.
Her calls remained unanswered. Her family scattered like leaves in a storm. And her discarded husband, the man she had exiled to the cold, now lived not in shame—but in peace.
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