He ended us like a business memo. No tremor in his voice, no apology, just a clinical downgrade: from wife to “roommate,” from partner to convenient background character in the life he’d already rewritten without me. Ten years of shared dreams, inside jokes, holidays, and late-night fears reduced to a line item on his to-do list. His new girlfriend wore my pajam… Continues…
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