Not by choice. Because I couldn’t.
Years of tests. Quiet heartbreak. And Greg always telling me, “It’s you and me. You are enough.”
I checked the security footage.
A woman in black approached the casket alone, glanced around, and slipped the note under his hands.
Susan Miller—his supplier. Someone I’d met before.
I confronted her at the funeral. In front of everyone, she claimed Greg had two children with her.
I couldn’t stay. I left.
Later, alone in the house, I opened Greg’s journals. Eleven of them.
Every page was about us—our life, our struggles, my infertility, his unwavering loyalty.
There was no second family.