He thought he was winning. He thought numbers, titles, and square footage meant victory. At the kitchen island where they once planned a life, he itemized their ending like a spreadsheet, then discarded three words that detonated everything: “You keep the kid.” She didn’t argue. She started documenting. Every absence, every shrug, every missed promi… Continues…
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